Sentence examples for underscore problems from inspiring English sources

This morning Mr. Clinton was have addressed the pupils of Lighthouse Elementary School in the town of Jupiter to underscore problems of school overcrowding.

We will continue to design curricula that underscore problem solving and critical thinking.

The 2000 president election particularly underscored problems with absentee balloting by troops.

The lack of diversity at the Oscars only underscored problems routinely faced by black directors and casts.

The case underscores problems that still suffuse the practice of mammography 10 years after Congress stepped in to clean it up.

Underscoring problems of violence, gun use and controversial policing, the latest incident will heighten fears for the millions of foreign visitors expected in Rio for three upcoming mega-events: a papal visit, the World Cup and the Olympics.

The report underscores problems in an industry dominated by overseas importers and which has consumers slurping up more than $700 million of the stuff a year.

But, he added, "We absolutely have no problem — underscore, no problem — financing our transmission grid".

Thursday's report, commissioned by Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo)., appears to underscore those problems.

The leadership of the monetary fund and the World Bank will underscore these problems at the meetings in Washington.

Kerala's homegrown critics say such stories underscore the problems of a strategy that severs human development and economic growth.