Sentence examples for underscore how important from inspiring English sources

"The president welcomes the law -- I can't underscore how important this is to us to protect American service members".

"The pictures underscore how important a strong Israel Security Agency [Shin Bet] is to the security of us all".

He continued his public tour of meetings with German, French and Italian leaders to underscore how important reaching a deal this week was to the Obama administration.

It will also allow the UN to identify the contributions that cities are making toward the goals set in Paris, which will underscore how important cities are to meeting them.

"I want to underscore how important it is to have people go to Washington to fix Washington, and don't go there and get fixed by Washington," Mr. Romney said.

In the meantime, the Million Mom March has competition in the imagery war: the Second Amendment Sisters, a group of women who plan a counterdemonstration that day on behalf of gun rights, to underscore how important guns are to protect hearth and home.

Still, the size of the deal underscores how important the corporate software market is for Google.

"His presence underscores how important he feels the iPad is to Apple's future".

The rise of Mr. Montag underscores how important what was once Merrill Lynch has become to Bank of America.

Their show of force in politically crucial Rust Belt states underscored how important it was to strike a pro-manufacturing, trade-hostile stance.

Analysts said the disclosure underscored how important the mining of demographic data and concerns about consumer privacy can be to an Internet company's bottom line.