Sentence examples for underlining to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Use bolding and underlining to emphasize the most important points, but do so sparingly.

"PIABA's study underlines and emphasizes serious concerns FINRA shares with respect to the expungement process," the statement said.

Who needs to be emphasized?

The difference between gasification of biomass and coal is emphasized, underlining the impact of the fuels on the design and operation of the gasifier.

Splines of fatal/nonfatal CHD rates across the range of lipid measures in an adjusted Cox proportional hazards model underlined this finding, also emphasizing the idea of "the lower, the better" at low levels of the lipid measures, especially regarding non-HDL HDL (Fig. 1).

Because you focus on what you're looking at and listening to, Deep Travel is like waking up while already awake; things have a way of seeming emphasized, underlined.

When I got out of the subway and walked across Twenty-third Street, I could see the water ahead of me as well as those words and images that seem underlined or italicized or just emphasized when you are wearing history-colored glasses: Hidden City Café, for example, and an Al Smith Movers van.

Her 400 leg underlined her value to the team.

By emphasizing the importance of informative entries and specifically underlining the consequences of omitting information, journal editors could contribute even more to the attainment of high quality registration.

In May 2008, the 27 EU Ministers of Foreign Affairs adopted an important policy statement underlining the commitment of the Council of the European Union to a comprehensive and integrated human rights-based approach to childrens rights, re-emphasizing the importance of basic services for children and of child protection systems.

"While clearly underlining the United Nations' traditional responsibility for peace and security, he has also emphasized its obligations with regard to human rights," it said.