Sentence examples for underscore that the from inspiring English sources

To underscore that, the bid arrived in the owners' offices in a specially made iPad, accenting the support of technology giants like Apple, Adobe and Google.

In those conversations, I will underscore that the issues at stake here are bigger than politics.

The price is relatively high to avoid devaluing the enterprise and to underscore that the shows are events.

She also wanted to underscore that the Party Ride could claim many satisfied customers over the years.

But the January number does underscore that the Fed failed to do its job over the last two years.

The gesture was necessary, he said, to show reciprocity, to underscore that the common Armenian biases against Kurds — as bloodthirsty savages — could also be relinquished.

The activity also makes clear a fact that most scientists keep trying to underscore, that the best, most exciting and cheapest science involves unmanned spacecraft.

"The current strong figures underscore that the upswing on the German labor market is intact," Alexander Koch, an economist at UniCredit in Munich, wrote in a research note.

Other changes in the statement underscore that the Bible is "totally true" and that "there is no salvation apart from personal faith in Jesus Christ as Lord".

The attacks in Libya and Egypt underscore that the world remains a dangerous place and that American leadership is still sorely needed".

The Fed could formally fix the 2 percent rate as a long-term target for inflation, to underscore that the current measures are temporary.