Sentence examples for underlines further from inspiring English sources
During the last months of life, no major differences could be observed between the rates of those residents who stayed in NH for more than one year, and those who had lived in NH for less than one year, which underlines further the importance of proximity to death as the key trigger of increased hospitalisation rates.
The task was underlined further by José Mourinho's Real matching City's feat with a 5-1 win over Atletico Bilbao on Saturday night.
The attraction of an Asian listing will be underlined further this month when Prada, the Italian fashion house, lists its shares in an offering that could generate $2.5 billion, also in Hong Kong.
This work has underlined further research needs.
To underline further the specificity of HLA-B27 tetramer staining we performed peptide-specific expansion of CD8+ T cells specific for Chlamydia.
The ESTs from the two phases also partition into different functional classes, underlining further the physiological differences between the two phases.
Other respondents underlined further concern about the appropriateness of the age or gender of family members acting as interpreters, or the possibility of other aspects of family relationships compromising communication in this context (Box 2).
First, Pope Benedict's book underlines even further the Catholic church's belief that "the Jews" are not responsible for the death of Jesus.
After a number of near-misses over recent years, Tony Smith's Wolves genuinely look the real deal this season, this win underlining that further.
The military difficulties were underlined when further details emerged of the death of British photographer Tim Hetherington, who was killed on Wednesday in a mortar attack along with a colleague, Chris Hondras.
Yossi Mekelberg, an expert on the Middle East and North Africa at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, said Kerry's unscheduled meeting with Abbas underlined the further danger to US credibility of a peace process unravelling, and the inability of both sides to reach a compromise.
