Sentence examples for underlined a problem from inspiring English sources

The announcement underlined a problem looming at a number of big companies: Not only have pension assets fallen during the bear market, but liabilities have ballooned.

The findings underline a problem that has been building for decades.

The study underlines a problem that scientists have already pinpointed: that the demand for groundwater in several major agricultural regions of the world is unsustainable.

Leigh's experience underlines a problem faced by everyone who interacts with our healthcare system — the inexplicable cost of even the most modest treatment.

Ms. Dominguez said Ms. Schieffelin's situation underlined a growing problem of employers' punishing workers for discrimination complaints.

And the mistake underlined a deeper problem: whether the firm should try to appeal to rich and poor, sensible and fashionable, young and old, in a market that is fast polarising between shops specialising in either cheap or opulent, either young or old.M&S is most popular among the over-65s (see chart) but it has had some success of late in attracting younger shoppers.

This underlined a major problem for the Royalists the cost of maintaining the new fleet was well beyond their means.

The recent blogosphere buzzing about the lack of physical affection between ABC's Modern Family gay couple Cam and Mitchell has really underlined a huge problem with modern portrayals of LGBT families.

And perhaps a last-second shot tomorrow, in Game 7. What was on Van Gundy's mind yesterday morning weren't any of those shots, but the recurring problems that underlined a lack of will, not luck, on the part of the Knicks: a block-out problem on P. J. Brown, a toughness problem going after loose balls, a team rebounding problem.

The depth of the problem is underlined a day later.

Yet the silliness of the run on petrol underlines a problem that is not silly at all. Britain's coalition government is committed to devolving power away from Westminster and towards elected mayors and police commissioners.