Sentence examples for underscored by a third from inspiring English sources

The nothing-ventured-nothing-gained spirit is underscored by a third piece, made in 1995: an airline itinerary issued to Ferdinand Magellan, for travel from Seville to Santiago de Chile, Manila, Jakarta, Perth, Johannesburg, and Lisbon.

But Ryan Lamb's initial untidiness was underscored by a scruffy first attempt at a penalty goal and though the fly-half made up with two better efforts before the interval, it all helped surrender the initiative.

Weak domestic demand was underscored by a 0.6 percent rise in wholesale inventories in October, which came as sales fell for the first time in three months, a second Commerce Department report showed.

• The trend is underscored by a decision by Dannon, part of Groupe Danone, to advertise for the first time during a Super Bowl.

The sensitivity of this assay to detect mixed genotypes is underscored by a large increase in heterozygotes accompanied by only a moderate increase in additional read depth on the second chromosome (see below).

Occasionally, it is underscored by a kind of conspiratorial laughter.

First, the words "The Happiness Project," the title of a book by Gretchen Rubin, in stout dark gray lettering, underscored by a lighter, less stout line.

The importance of volume was underscored by a study published in March by the National Cancer Institute.

That is underscored by a campaign scheduled to start on Tuesday, sponsored by the Special Olympics.

This week this shifting clout was underscored by a camera-touting tourist on a remote, windswept island.

Loud as the resultant applause was it seemed bitter-sweet, underscored by a certain sadness.