Sentence examples for underscores that the from inspiring English sources

Mr Renzi told Italian news agency ANSA that the visit underscores that "the entire international community is aware that this is a global problem and not a question that regards one country".

In the same manner as Wardrope underscores that "the interpretation of human experience overwhelmingly [is made] in medical terms" (Wardrope, 2017) we find that the experience of illness overwhelmingly is made in and through technological terms.

It underscores that the "Odyssey" is, at its core, about preserving memory.

The discrepancy, he said, underscores that the rate remains vulnerable to tampering.

This most recent fatal accident only underscores that the United States is fighting a war that is (literally) misdirected.

And he underscores that the protection of power grids against terrorism has the potential to be a very big business.

The joint statement itself underscores that the United States and Uzbekistan have established a "qualitatively new relationship" that involved a long-term commitment by each side.

"The very fact that CKI is held in high repute underscores that the Ausgrid decision pertains to the asset itself, not to the potential owners," Ciobo said.

"This underscores that the Canada-only proposals might not be the best solution," said Bryan Anderson, press secretary for Mr. Gutknecht.

But Kathy Hoskins's testimony underscores that the government is also accusing Bonds of perjury for denying that anyone but doctors injected him.

Crawford works hard and seems to genuinely care, but his poor performance at the start of a $142 million contract underscores that the golden era has faded.