Sentence examples for underscoring one from inspiring English sources

T-Mobile USA announced a similar option last week, underscoring one of the biggest problems in the phone industry: fewer people are upgrading year after year.

Underscoring one of many reasons for anger among the minority ethnic Uzbeks, she conceded that the number of dead, most of them Uzbek, could be 10 times the official toll of 200.

Like his fellow Shiites in Iraq, Abu Ali, who used his nickname to protect his family back in Syria, said he regards the Syrian rebels as terrorists, not freedom fighters, underscoring one of the complexities of a bloody civil conflict that has persisted as diplomatic efforts have failed.

In Erin B. Waggoner's book Sexual rhetoric in the works of Joss Whedon, he found it interesting that the ancient Oedipus complex continues to be used as a way to underscore one's masculinity, but he added that "Connor is not the only one Angel, Wes, Spike and even Fred (through Gunn) kill father or father figures in order to come into their own as individuals".

This moment on an ersatz street in the capital of make-believe underscored one real-life, if largely unspoken, truth about the couple that have dominated Democratic consciousness for almost a decade.

According to a New York Times feature published days before the event, Chionesu and Coney elected to go with a grassroots promotion approach to underscore "one of the march's main objectives, solving local problems without calling on elected leaders and mainstream groups".

Economists at Merrill Lynch commented Friday in a note about the Hong Kong data: "The strong number underscores one of our key points right now: Postcrisis recoveries in Asia usually surprise on the upside".

Freedland's concerns underscore one of the key questions looming over Britain's future.

This may seem like a picayune detail, but it could underscore one of the biggest differences between the two men.

In their shortcomings, they underscored one quality that ultimately sets Mr. Hancock apart as a composer: the gift of communication.

His point underscored one of the limitations of Breakroom: ultimately, you're still sitting at your desk.