Sentence examples for underscores only one from inspiring English sources
George Bush's failure to disavow the swiftboat ad only underscores only one thing - his attack machine is just getting started.
The genetic complexity of late-onset AD is underscored by the detection of only one consistent susceptibility factor; APOE ε4 (34).
This lack of success is underscored by the existence of only one FDA approved cell-based therapeutic vaccine Sipuleucel T (Provenge®), approved in 2010.
As if to underscore this point, within a day Shrum's firm had produced seven new TV commercials, only one of which focussed on national security.
Inge De Bruijn needed only one lap to underscore what has been obvious since May: De Bruijn is the world's finest female sprinter, and her narrow victory in the 50-meter freestyle today gave her a third individual gold medal in these Games.
The notion of social exclusion, in contrast, underscores that a lack of material resources is only one of the possible causes of deprivation [29].
The finding that pAktser473 is clearly elevated in only one in five cases of BLBC underscores the importance of subgrouping these patients.
Our willingness to engage, interact and debate as only one country with one vote among 193, underscores our belief in the validity and enduring truth of our national values.
Our findings, however, underscore that the size of a country's workforce is only one part of effective delivery of services.
Another argument against underscoring of the tumours is given by the fact that only one of the biopsy specimens exhibited monosomy 10, which is characteristic at low-grade areas in high-grade astrocytomas (Cheng et al, 1999).
That the legislation was passed by the House on a voice vote and was opposed by only one senator -- Ernest F. Hollings, a South Carolina Democrat who is a longtime job protectionist -- underscored the technology industry's formidable influence on Capitol Hill.
