Sentence examples for underlined in the new from inspiring English sources
The scale of the living standards crisis, in part created by demands for greater labour market flexibility, is underlined in the new figures from the Commons.
This commitment has been underlined in the new Sustainable Development Goals.
The passages in italics were underlined in the original.
Whether as transit hubs, final destinations or sometimes both, Europe's cities have been profoundly affected by the continent's greatest refugee crisis since the second world war, as underlined in a new report from the EuroCities group, which surveyed 34 of its member cities from 17 EU member states plus Norway.
The message has been underlined in a New Statesman article by Cruddas and the shadow consumer affairs minister, Stella Creasy.
The international threat posed by Isis was underlined in a new video warning in which the group pledged to "drown all of you in blood" if US air strikes continued.
Media captionJoleah Lamb: "We need to put a dollar sign on seagrasses" The importance of seagrasses to the health of coastal ecosystems is underlined in new research conducted around Indonesian atolls.
The threat of these new technologies in the hands of IS was this week underlined by the new US Pentagon chief, Ashton Carter.
Since Russia has rarely agreed to sell stakes in strategic land-based deposits to western companies, Putin's offer of a stake in state oil champion Rosneft's biggest production asset, the Vankor oilfields, to China in September underlined the new direction the country's energy policy is taking.
In bold is underlined the new type of Kaposi sarcoma.
Several Member States have underlined in this respect that, as the new traceability rules under the Tobacco Products Directive and the framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) Protocol will require some time in order to have a tangible impact on smuggling, the anti-fraud agreements in question can still be considered relevant.
