Sentence examples for underscore the principle from inspiring English sources

I want to use this post to walk through some of the comments from last week and then provide a specific example of recent recruiting efforts at H.Bloom. Before I start though, I will underscore the principle on which we all clearly agree: Always be recruiting!

But defining unhealthy management as a human rights violation would underscore the principle that men and women should have the right to both a physically and psychologically healthy workplace.

Second primary tumors (SPTs) have emerged as an increasingly important problem, despite curative local therapy, underscoring the principle of field cancerization.

ICU staff usually underscored the principle of decoupling.

Some human rights scholars argue for a hierarchy of rights, placing some as more basic than others (such as the right to health) and underscoring the principle that all human rights should give disproportionate emphasis to more vulnerable populations (thereby emphasizing the impact of health worker migration on poorer source countries) [ 38].

So, as the Miranda warnings are read, my clients don't seem to be thinking, "Should I talk?" but rather, "How can I keep my viewers interested?" That is why I don't much feel like rejoicing over Miranda's new lease on life, even though I embrace the principles that underscore the rule.

In purely economic terms, these findings pertaining to both the feasibility and opportunity cost of achieving parasite elimination underscore the well-known principle that opting for first-best efforts, such as eradication or elimination, is unlikely to be attainable in a second-best world [39] [41].

Other diagnostic fits may more directly underscore the maximum likelihood principle.

This suggests that very different proportions of PAHs are accumulating in fetal tissues and it also underscores the fundamental principle that to really understand health risks we cannot afford to ignore the actual tissue levels in favor of exposure estimates alone.

The brace of numerical investigations underscore the validity of the connectivity lifespan principle and suggest that candidates for genes associated with senescence are more likely to be located in proteins defined by a high degree of connectivity.

"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI," Carlson wrote.