Sentence examples for underscore out from inspiring English sources

Or if the Friar had left a crucial underscore out of Romeo's email address and it had bounced back.

Instead, it only served to further underscore how out-of-touch the billionaire chief executive seems from the ongoing operations at his company.

The current study does not, it should be underscored, rule out the possibility that antidepressants may have a beneficial (or a harmful) effect on suicide rates, but rather indicates that prior ecological evidence of the effectiveness of antidepressants in reducing US suicide rates were confounded by a failure to adjust for firearm ownership rates.

Episodes like this, duplicated countless times on patrols in places where more American forces have fanned out, underscore an institutionalized frustration in a war in its second decade.

All the reasons provided for non-vaccination or dropping out underscore the need to give priority to providing information and raising the awareness of populations, even if earlier studies have demonstrated the limited efficacy of Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) sessions in health facilities [ 19, 20].

Mr Abe's inert response to a bureaucratic scandal involving 50m missing pensions records underscored how out-of-touch he was.

At the time, I was bothered by the way the stories about a gang of affluent teen fashionistas stealing from trend-setting local celebrities underscored our out-of-control obsession with fame.

But these steps seem to underscore just how out-of-step the organizing committee is.

Presenting his latest couture collection in the traditional salons of the Hotel Intercontinental yesterday, Saint Laurent set out to underscore his belief that the original is still the best.

Modal abstraction turns out to underscore Norris' rehearsal of real distinction.

This is your chance to explain who you are, what you do and why, underscore momentum and call out recent achievements.