Sentence examples for underscored that when from inspiring English sources

Paulson, months ago, admitted "there are racists" within the national police force — Bellegarde underscored that when he introduced the chief on Tuesday.

An N.R.C. advisory group underscored that point when in 2005 it recommended that the agency adopt the "industry standard" when responding to a radiation error, called a medical event, or M.E.

In October, the British novelist Julian Barnes underscored that point when he accepted the Man Booker Prize for "The Sense of an Ending" by urging publishers to pay attention to aesthetics.

Microsoft underscored that concern when it warned last week that it is facing both profit and sales erosion in the quarter that will end on Dec. 31.

He underscored that image when he appeared before South Dakota's Supreme Court to get his law license back in 2005 after it had been revoked upon his manslaughter conviction in 2003.

In 2007, the Supreme Court underscored that authority when it definitively determined that carbon pollution is covered by the Clean Air Act.

Mr. Karzai underscored that problem on Tuesday when he called for an end to warlordism and then in the same speech heartily praised General Dostum and other commanders.

The offer underscores that when a company is seen as in play, a deal can take on a logic and a life of its own.

The drop in the stock market and the recent run of foul weather only underscore that when it comes to spring clothes, it's hard to know just when to update my wardrobe.

These caveats underscore that when it comes to encouraging breastfeeding, health providers shouldn't follow a one-size-fits-all strategy.

When China underscored that threat with missile tests in 1996, it created an anti-mainland backlash among Taiwanese voters and damaged Beijing's relations with the United States.