Sentence examples for underscores a large from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it underscores a large swing in the hotel industry for the bigger and more established companies — be they large hotel chains or the megaliths that control the vast amount of hotel bookings online.

This underscores a larger point.

The dispute underscores a larger tension gripping the trading commission.

Colbert's joke underscores a larger point: Trump has had strong words for the Islamic State, but, of late, his strongest words have been for the media.

But they clearly believe that Mr. Pataki's handling of the matter underscores a larger case they will likely make against him in next year's gubernatorial race: that he is a detached and ineffective leader.

First, in pitting Arab herders against black African farmers, the civil war in western Sudan underscores a larger struggle for power, land and water that cuts across borders in this arid part of Africa.

The contraction in their net interest margin, the gap between their cost of funds and the rate at which they deploy them, underscores a larger problem in the American economy.

The company's recent growth spurt underscores a larger trend in the homebuilding business.

But it also underscores a larger point about who we allow to vote in America.

Dorsey's move underscores a larger shift in corporate culture, wherein companies are increasingly tethering their financial profitability to a larger social mission in their vision of succession.

That was a mistake". The outrage on social media over CNN's description of Gray's mother underscores a larger, systemic issue -- the vilification of black people.