Sentence examples similar to underscoring of consequence from inspiring English sources

But the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland, of all places, underscored another consequence of the North American boom in unconventional sources of oil: its impact on jobs.

His son said Iraqi agents had tried to kill him twice, underscoring the consequences of refusing the invitation to return.

"People have died from rat lungworm disease," she said, underscoring the consequences of a virus that is prevalent in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands but is relatively unknown in the continental United States.

Government apathy and a lack of consequences underscore why cybersecurity continues to be such a major issue.

Hypothetical scenarios based on our collective experience are presented which underscore the consequences of the absence of BD policies in resource-limited countries (RLCs).

As in plants and microbes, the importance of human ABC proteins and the diversity of their physiological roles are underscored by the consequences of their dysfunction.

This case underscores the consequences of America's long avoidance of our painful racial past.

They underscore the consequences of failure to address nurses' causes of dissatisfaction, which reflect the many hygiene factors [ 60].

On the evening after the battle of Chickamauga, Watkins experienced a heart-rending sight that underscored the consequences of such shooting.

Together, the foul-ups underscore the consequences of testing in an era in which a failing score can prevent a student from graduating.

This underscores the consequences of undecided voters having less information than partisans: On many political questions, perhaps most, they don't have opinions, including on whether the president has done a good job bringing the nation's economy back.