Sentence examples for underscoring a problem from inspiring English sources

Only three out of the 74 cities monitored by the government met a new air quality standard, said Wu Xiaoqing, a vice minister of environment protection, underscoring a problem that has set off alarm bells over health concerns.

Underscoring a problem with sleep, 37% of the flight attendants surveyed reported having sought medical attention for frequent fatigue within the past year.

All these plans underscore a problem facing lots of musicians these days: there is too much competing for their time.

This underscores a problem for Sprint: If it doesn't build out that network in a hurry, it risks falling behind AT&T and Verizon.

Your June 21 front-page photograph showing the view from Riverside Church's observation desk, while impressive, underscored a problem ("Desperately Seeking Solitude").

The conflict underscores a problem that public interest groups asked the Federal Communications Commission to address more than two years ago: the hazy legal status of text messages, which are controlled by telephone companies without any real government oversight.

This disparity underscores a problem that lingers even in communities with progressive fire codes: Most houses in the wildland-urban interface predate these standards, and retrofitting existing structures is often beyond the means of most homeowners.

And they underscored a problem that has dogged Mr. Gore throughout the campaign: he was ambivalent over just how to separate himself from Mr. Clinton and, in the end, was so determined to be his own man that he might have damaged his own cause by failing to take credit for his role in the administration's accomplishments.

His shots at Flowers underscore a problem here.

This disparity underscores a problem that plagues the entire tax code, reform advocates say.

"You don't age out of families," they say, underscoring a fundamental problem with having only the state as a parent.