Sentence examples for underscored again from inspiring English sources

The diplomatic challenge was underscored again while North Korea was preparing its latest missile test.

"We also underscored again very clearly that the road to these improved relations runs through Seoul for North Korea".

Because the IAEA has underscored, again and again, that it has a full accounting of Iran's nuclear material stockpile.

The confusion also underscored again that this measure has been the focus of greater partisan rancor than any major U.S. legislation in recent memory.

Henry had strategic reasons for wanting a divorce, namely to sire a male heir, a motive that is underscored again and again.

That notion was underscored again last night at Madison Square Garden, where the Rangers' waning playoff hopes took another devastating blow.

"I want to underscore again that the utmost care must be taken to preserve innocent life," she said.

He said they "underscore again why America's commitment to the security of Israel must be unshakable, and why the world must hold Iran accountable for its utter failure to meet its obligations".

They hardly made major headline news the payback game is an old, old DC tradition but these nominations underscore again just how empty all of Barack Obama's lofty promises to change the political culture were.

Van Hollen suggests that there are benchmarks that can be established, and then he utters the traditional Democratic talking point on how the threat of force made this possible, but I'll underscore again that the critical thing here is that Assad doesn't USE them again.

This finding underscores again the importance of the actin cytoskeleton and the relative weakness of I-BAR in generating filopodia in vivo.