Sentence examples for underscoring the fact from inspiring English sources

"What that is doing is underscoring the fact that New York is using a lot more electricity, and we do in fact need more supply," he said.

Both of those figures were down slightly from the previous year, underscoring the fact that, at least for now, broadcast news is still a sizable, although declining, business.

Bumble & Bumble's Sunday Shampoo is for a once-weekly purge of urban debris, underscoring the fact that hair clarification should not occur on a daily basis.

Reviewers have harped on sensational aspects, underscoring the fact that she had an affair with a married man — Mr. Baussan, who had been separated for a year when she met him.

By making European officials fly 10 or more hours, the Kremlin appeared to be underscoring the fact that Russia was not just a European nation and had many opportunities to its east as well.

But some people who were infected as long ago as the 1960's are dying today, underscoring the fact that the disease can prove fatal over the course of 20 to 30 years.

But it underscored the fact that even national tragedy does not always bring the capital together.

It underscores the fact that cars are meant to be driven.

Your article underscores the fact that there is currently no federal barrier to manufacturers' insanity.

"It underscores the fact that safety problems riddle Japan's reactors".

The study also underscored the fact that African-American families have been disproportionately affected.