Sentence examples for underscored the obstacles from inspiring English sources

Ray Takeyh, a former State Department expert on Iran who is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, underscored the obstacles to a quick breakthrough.

While Mr. Kan prevailed, experts say the delay in his decision to shut the plant, and the company's subsequent indecision over whether to follow his recommendation, underscore the obstacles to decisive leadership in Japan's consensus-driven political culture.

That Mr. Erdogan took such pronounced steps before the bill had become law underscores the obstacles facing Turkey's reach for a new international profile and its long-frustrated efforts to join the European Union.

The findings underscore the obstacles facing the WFP, which is the major distributor of food aid in Syria, in getting help to rebel-held areas.

The Japanese company's ascendancy underscores the enormous obstacles faced by G.M. on many fronts.

But the growing chorus in his defense underscores the obstacles prosecutors here face in bringing military officials to justice.

Human Rights Watch research on the justice system in South Sudan underscored the system's deep limitations that would create major obstacles to fair, credible cases involving the most serious crimes.

Wednesday only underscored the obvious.

Still, he underscored the risks.

The results announced Thursday underscored the challenges.

Members themselves have also underscored the change.