Its status as a special case is underscored time and again.
The proof has been underscored time and again during the nearly four-month-long qualifying series.
"In the face of weakening economic conditions, the validity of the strategies we put in place over the last five years was underscored time and time again," he said.
On the other hand, Todd McCathy of the Hollywood Reporter wrote: "Crude, repetitive and rigorously single-minded, the popular actor's writing and directing debut lays it all on a bit thick, as the few points the film has to make are underscored time and time again".
"In the face of weakening economic conditions, the validity of the strategies we put in place over the last five years was underscored time and time again," he said in a statement.
Although the immediate context for that remark was Afghanistan, Mullen has underscored time and again that war with Iran would be a far larger disaster.
And they were underscored each time Robert D. Liodice, president and chief executive of the association, came onstage: the Bee Gees song "Stayin' Alive" was played over the sound system.
That a play involving a gay Mormon and his drug-addicted wife is being produced without public fuss one mile north of the headquarters of the Mormon Church in Utah's capital underscores how times have changed since "Angels" reached Broadway.
Underscoring the time that has passed, Mr. Louima acknowledged that since Mr. Schwarz's last trial, Mr. Louima had begun collecting payments on the $8.75 million settlement he won in his civil suit against the city and the police union.
That it hasn't enjoyed a home run "exit" yet underscores how times have changed, with fund investors — known as limited partners — willing to wait for their cash returns because, frankly, they don't have much choice; the game has changed.
