Sentence examples for underscore the failure of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "underscore the failure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize or highlight a particular failure or shortcoming in a situation, argument, or system. Example: "The recent report underscores the failure of the current policy to address climate change effectively."
For some, the station's destruction served to underscore the failure of United States intelligence to predict the attacks.
It would also underscore the failure of efforts by four American presidents to stop the North Korean program; so far, the North has conducted three nuclear tests, including two during the Obama administration.
Reports by United Nations and European agencies underscore "the failure of Italian institutions and authorities to give adequate protection to women victims from their partners or ex-partners," Ms. Spinelli said.
This underscores the failure of the Japanese state.
If anything underscores the failure of the coverage of the 2016 campaign, it's surely this.
Mr. Muschamp brilliantly underscored the failure of the Landmarks Preservation Commission to connect the dots of preservation, history and culture.
The war made Washington and NATO allies of the fighters of the Kosovo Liberation Army, underscoring the failure of Albania's moderates, who had relied on negotiations and peaceful disobedience.
The attacks have underscored the failure of the Morsi government, with its links to the Muslim Brotherhood's political arm, to restore social order.
The pressure on the Pentagon to plan for a war on Iraq underscores the failure of diplomacy and covert operations to dislodge Saddam Hussein.
The events in Berlin and Brussels underscored the failure of Europe's case-by-case approach to restoring confidence in the Continent's increasingly jittery banking sector.
Mr. Wen said Wednesday that monetary policy needed "moderate tightening," underscoring the failure of two interest rate increases this year to slow the economy.
