Sentence examples for underscored yet from inspiring English sources
It underscored yet another of the tricky calibrations in her Goldilocks campaign: what's too liberal, what's too moderate and what's just right (and also credible coming from her, a longtime Bloomberg ally).
Hugely elevated levels of long-term unemployment remain one of the worst and most persistent scars from the Great Recession, as underscored yet again in the mediocre August jobs report.
This troubling trend was underscored yet again this week when the College Board released alarming data showing that public-college tuition had risen by nearly 10percentt -- the largest increase in a decade.
In Louisiana Mr. Santorum was able to demonstrate his hold over social conservatives, underscoring yet again Mr. Romney's weaknesses among those voters.
They also underscore yet again the problems Europe faces when it undertakes big and expensive multinational projects where the doling out of jobs often takes precedence over efficiency.
The findings demonstrate how poorly prepared we are for any global pandemic, and underscore, yet again, how little lasting regard the West seems to have for the people and problems of Africa.
SAN FRANCISCO — Netflix said Monday that it was introducing a subscription plan for customers who want to watch movies only online, underscoring yet another step away from its roots in DVD rentals by mail.
The Kurds are resisting, underscoring yet again the depth of ethnic and sectarian divisions here and the difficulty of creating a united Iraq even when overall violence is down.
The rise of cellphones underscore yet another drawback to video phones.
Last quarter, Twitter reported $250 million in revenues, driven largely by advertising — underscoring yet another synergy between itself and TV: for both, advertising is what helps their wheels turn.
For one, it underscores yet again the push that ad companies are making for more cross-platform advertising, following the idea that it's important to promote a product everywhere users spend time.
