Sentence examples for underscored problems from inspiring English sources

The 2000 president election particularly underscored problems with absentee balloting by troops.

The case underscores problems that still suffuse the practice of mammography 10 years after Congress stepped in to clean it up.

Underscoring problems of violence, gun use and controversial policing, the latest incident will heighten fears for the millions of foreign visitors expected in Rio for three upcoming mega-events: a papal visit, the World Cup and the Olympics.

We will continue to design curricula that underscore problem solving and critical thinking.

Andrea Eisner, a member of the library task force of Community Board 2, underscored the problems.

The tepid showing of many of the candidates underscored the problems they face as they seek to introduce themselves to Republican primary voters.

The May 28 shooting underscored the problems of officers of different units — and particularly those in plain clothes — colliding in heightened street situations.

Even with the second-half comeback, the way the Nets played most of the first half underscored the problems they face.

UAL, parent of United Airlines, reported a much larger fourth-quarter loss that underscored the problems that forced it to seek bankruptcy protection in December.

3dfx's financial results underscored the problems.

In China, New Zealand, and California as well, recent earthquakes have underscored scientists' problems forecasting the future.