Sentence examples for underscore key from inspiring English sources

Through a presentation of these episodes we will underscore key points that arise when the embodied and the multimodal are prioritized in such video research analytical processes.

There were several times I tried to speak to someone at Dell but the pre-recorded message stated that Dell was experiencing unusual (see, you need the underscore key) call volume and I could be on hold for at least 10 or more minutes (yet again I'm pushing and pulling up on the underscore key).

The Dardennes even use a dash of music (in this case Beethoven) to underscore key moments.

They underscore key issues, especially around stakeholder support and sustainable availability of misoprostol.

The future for natural gas is more certain: its share in the energy mix rises and gas use almost catches up with coal consumption, underscoring key findings from a recent WEO Special Report which examined whether the world is entering a "Golden Age of Gas".

Less than 12 hours after using his speech to call for a "year of action", Obama embarked on a trip to suburban Maryland to underscore his key pledge to increase the federal minimum wage.

These results underscore the key role of the K65 residue in the phenotype observed in the deletion mutant.

Schroeder should add a table that guides the reader through the massing of the fortune and underscore the key turning points.

Surveys that underscore the key theme of each question help respondents to focus.

The collegiate settings underscore one key to Sanders' populist base — younger voters who welcome his call for free college tuition and his criticism of income inequity.

Let me underscore a key point here: Not only has Obama demonstrated an ability to widen the Democratic coalition, he has inspired a new generation of voters who -- if their cause is denied -- will be so crushed, so betrayed, so embittered, they will drop the party like a scalding rock and you will lose them for decades.