Sentence examples for underscoring questions from inspiring English sources

HONG KONG — One of the longest bridges in northern China collapsed on Friday, just nine months after it opened, setting off a storm of criticism from Chinese Internet users and underscoring questions about the quality of construction in the country's rapid expansion of its infrastructure.

Mr Nazarbayev, who likes to trumpet his country's "multi-vector" foreign policy and enjoys hefty investment from China, has said that Kazakhstan would not cede "one iota" of sovereignty by joining the EEU.That has the effect of underscoring questions about what exactly Mr Nazarbayev signed.

Mr. Gonzalez said the compliance agreement underscored questions about the agency's "partnership" approach to regulation.

The situation at Marsh & McLennan underscores questions common to all of the companies who lost employees on Sept. 11.

Usually, Mrs. Gandhi raises a national flag on the grounds of the Congress Party headquarters; her absence this year will underscore questions about the future leadership.

It underscored questions about the real motivation for the timing of Polanski's arrest in Switzerland.

Underscoring all questions will be the woman's perception of how, if at all, participating in the intervention created or affected these changes.

If it's too severe he risks alienating Bo's support base and underscoring the question of why Bo was allowed to ascend the party ranks despite his crimes.

But the developments underscore fundamental questions that came to the fore in the financial crisis: What do the people who create and sell investments owe to those who buy the investments?

The operation is bound to underscore the questions about the vice president's health that will be likely to dog his tenure as President Bush's political partner and perhaps most influential adviser.

The incident underscores simmering questions about the public's lack of confidence in stepped-up security measures since the attacks and whether American Airlines is being singled out because of its name.