Sentence examples for underscores the view from inspiring English sources

The Senate agreement underscores the view in both parties that addressing problems in the housing market is a political necessity in a high-stakes election year.

The tankan report, a touchstone for Bank of Japan policy makers, underscores the view that the Japanese economy is gradually bouncing back from a recession last year and headed for a moderate recovery driven in part by a pickup in global demand.

This underscores the view of validation as a process, not easily separated from the ongoing efforts of researchers to develop explanations as research projects unfold and far from reducible to mere technicalities of following pre-specified criteria presumably minimising various biases.

The dollar fell on expectations that reports this week will underscore the view that the United States economy will not rebound soon.

That underscored the view that these strikes were part of the shadow war with Iran and Hezbollah.

Positive data have underscored the view that robust household spending and the feel-good mood generated by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's pro-growth policies are gradually prompting companies to increase capital spending and hiring.

New figures for industrial production released Friday in Europe were worse than expected and underscored the view that Europe is still lagging behind the United States and Asia in terms of recovery.

Despite the upward revision, recent weak data has underscored the view that the economy will contract slightly in the current quarter because of a global slowdown and a pull-back from the last-minute surge in stimulus-driven consumption that spurred third-quarter growth.

The improvement underscored the view held by many analysts that the Chinese economy is on course for a gradual slowdown, rather than a sharp collapse, this year — if, as is widely expected, the authorities take more steps to bolster growth in coming months.

The G.D.P. data underscored the view of investors that the government's pro-growth fine-tuning of policies would be enough to avoid a hard economic landing, although a rebound in growth might be shallow and unlikely to begin until the second half of the year.

Defensive sectors like utilities outperformed growth sectors, underscoring the view that investors were concerned about the economic outlook.