The new report underscores that reality.
In demonstrating the manifestations of a dysfunctional relationship, Ms. Taylor-Wood underscores the reality that many find it difficult to abandon this type of situation.
The case underscores the reality that baseball's drug policy, like those in other professional sports leagues, does not have a test for human growth hormone.
And her abrupt abandonment when Morissette arrives on the scene underscores the reality that there are only so many major-label slots available to women.
"It also underscores the reality that the current Unamid force has been hamstrung in its performance and in the implementation of its core mandate".
"Today's verdict case reflects poorly on the Supreme Court and underscores the reality that while Pakistan's judiciary is now independent, it retains a deeply embedded bias against women in particular and on rights issues in general" said spokesman, Ali Dayan Hasan.
Mr. de Marco's unlikely pilgrimage eastward underscores the reality that many of the European Union's former Communist states are proving remarkably resilient in weathering the Continent's economic crisis.
This often-forgotten fact underscores the reality that undocumented immigrants are integrated not only in our communities — in classrooms and churches across America — but also in our nuclear and extended families.
"What Wikipedia Won't Tell You," by Cary H. Sherman (Op-Ed, Feb. 8), underscores the reality that his organization, the Recording Industry Association of America, and other old-school content groups don't understand the Internet.
Taken together, the shrinking of the United States' military and diplomatic ambitions underscores the reality that a post-America Iraq is taking shape more rapidly and completely than many Iraqis and Americans had envisioned.
