His indecisive leadership style and lack of vision underscore the country's lack of direction, as it is losing competitiveness and foreign investment.
"These observations underscore the importance of considering more than the unemployment rate when evaluating the condition of the US labour market," she said.
Cashman has seemed to underscore that in recent years by raising his public profile.
I can't underscore this enough for companies.
It's a moment meant to underscore Kyle's lifelong commitment to protect others, but the ultimate message is that anyone not in Special Forces is sloppy or uncommitted.
Having identified these regions, the hope is that future work can measure how the brain performs in situations such as share selection, gambling or deciding to participate in a pension scheme.David Laibson, an economist at Harvard University, thinks that such experiments underscore the big role that expectations play in a person's well-being.
While these figures are now out of date by nearly four years, they underscore the magnitude of the gap between China and the developed world and how difficult it would be to close that gap even under the most excessive of Chinese wage inflation scenarios.
He visited Oradour to underscore French unity and innocence even though the Vichy government had collaborated with France's occupiers and abetted the deportation of close on 80,000 French Jews.
An architect vetting last-minute changes can call up blueprints into the Zanvas window and visibly underscore various components, while the client scrutinises the revisions from a personal computer located elsewhere on the Internet.
The numbers underscore growing imbalances in savings and trade between them and the world's rich countries.
As we shovel down chicken teriyaki and rice at a modest izakaya (an informal eatery, and one of Japan's culinary treasures), he relates three incidents that underscore the point.First, he learned that a notable author on Asian business would be coming to Tokyo.
