Sentence examples for underlined at from inspiring English sources
Britain's limbo status will be underlined at an EU summit in Brussels on 15 December.
Accuracy at the lineout must be matched elsewhere as O'Connell underlined at the team announcement.
He has underlined at least one song on every page of his book.
It was an ambition that his successor, Timothy D. Cook, underlined at a conference four years ago.
Until now, and this rereading, my image of the book was arrested in an adolescent's mould; the passages I underlined at the time show this very clearly.
In fact, he was - in many ways - the unsung hero of the Apollo 11 mission, a point that was underlined at the time by the great American aviator Charles Lindbergh.
"This recommendation was then to underline at the very outset of the bill that there is a delicate balance to be struck between an individual's right to privacy and the exceptional powers needed by the intelligence agencies to ensure our safety and security".
The organisers took a lighthearted view of that mistake, noting that – in fact – it helped to underline at the highest levels in Number 10 the desire out there to create a regular pitch event at Number 10 especially for earlier stage companies.
The second, reflecting their philosophical nature and essential meaning for human beings, and simultaneously underlining – at least in the case of human biogenesis – the lack of specific rights to which human individuals are entitled to in their prenatal stages of development, is for them to be written into the foundation blocks themselves.
Such a behavior suggests the hypothesis that Cd and Zn may only partially share the same pathways for translocation from root to shoot, underlining at the same time important implication for food safety, especially in the cases where the strategies used for containing Cd accumulation in crops are founded on Zn fertilization (Oliver et al. 1994; Fahad et al. 2015).
We have to underline at this point that this difference concerned moderate burn wounds (TBSA < 15%) needing conservative therapy that implies or otherwise dictates short times of hospitalization (≤ 10 days).
