Sentence examples for underscore an issue from inspiring English sources

When Michael C. Hudson and I began penning an article on the foreign policy implications for the Middle East under the next presidential administration, we wanted to underscore an issue neglected in a campaign season defined by the economy.

Mr. Williams's priesthood underscores an issue mainstream churches have been grappling with for years.

"But that data is not necessary for payment". The incident underscores an issue at the heart of the recent recall of tens of thousands of defibrillators by the Guidant Corporation.

The lack of apparent evidence-based policy throughout this review underscores an issue, where research is not reflected in health policy and vice-versa, that needs to be addressed [ 69, 70].

Together these facts underscore a critical issue for the company: It has yet to find the right formula for products that attract both users and revenues.

Together these facts underscore a critical issue for the company: It has yet to find the right formula for products that attract both users and revenues.

Though the videos are funny and charming, they underscore a serious issue.

The individual differences in visual scanpaths observed here underscore an important methodological issue.

Mr. Spitzer said the lawsuit underscored a larger issue.

The dilemma presented in this case underscores a constant issue for those of us working in fine and rare wines, such as Château Margaux.

The Chiefs chose to keep Belcher's locker intact Sunday, as if he were an injured teammate, and that awkward gesture underscored a fundamental issue as they move forward: this story does not fit easily into any established football narrative or any blueprint for recovery.