Sentence examples for underscoring the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Menendez said the bill has 31 co-sponsors in the Senate, all Democrats, underscoring the difficulty it could have passing.

A site safety supervisor was found not guilty in Manhattan a day after another defendant was acquitted, underscoring the difficulty in prosecuting cases involving mistakes at construction sites.

That was the highest since November 1982 and higher than analysts' expectations of 4.5 million, underscoring the difficulty people face getting another job when they are laid off.

Underscoring the difficulty, just two popular tax breaks — for accelerated depreciation of businesses' capital investments and write-offs of research and experimentation costs — account for the bulk of the revenue the government foregoes to benefit corporations.

Violence and public disorder have erupted during past government efforts to bring the Suharto family and the militias to justice, underscoring the difficulty of this impoverished country's struggle to forge a democracy after decades of authoritarian rule.

Given the deepening recession, which is producing Brazil's worst unemployment in 15 years, the measure was bitterly attacked, underscoring the difficulty that the Government will have in winning approval for austerity measures as hardships worsen.

But given human nature, microdoses of chocolate may be impractical, underscoring the difficulties of using nutrition to bolster fitness.

Layoffs have hit Costa Rica's National Biodiversity Institute, underscoring the difficulties of funding taxonomists.

The mayor underscored the difficulty in preparing for potential threats.

This underscores the difficulty of changing management in modern corporate governance practices.

But that only underscores the difficulty of assessing advertising's effectiveness.