Sentence examples for underscoring the impact from inspiring English sources

During that same period, however, governments have cut 1.1 million jobs, underscoring the impact of reductions in public spending.

If the unemployment rate were to hold steady or rise, that would likely spook markets, underscoring the impact of the economic slowdown.

New orders dropped sharply, to the lowest level since May 2003, and the price of production rose, underscoring the impact of high inflation on business owners.

Most of the affected children in Syria are younger than 2, Mr. Rosenbauer said, underscoring the impact of 31 months of conflict on Syria's health infrastructure.

The ABA did not challenge Berkeley's soda tax, underscoring the impact Philadelphia's tax is expected to have on similar measures in other cities. "If the Philly tax didn't mean anything, the soda industry would not have plunked more than $4m into fighting it and promised more in implied bribes," says Marion Nestle, professor of nutrition and food studies at New York University.

Wednesday, the President connected the dots between repeal of DADT and marriage equality, underscoring the impact of gay and lesbian service members in the ongoing marriage equality debate.

Over all, the gains underscored the impact of the home buying tax credits.

The emotionally wrenching scene of Bambi's mother being shot (off screen) underscores the impact of the natural scenes.

"O.K.," he said slowly, his eyebrows rising and his voice arcing, to underscore the impact of the request.

Friday's events underscored the impact that Delphi's bankruptcy has had on G.M. and, to some extent, the entire domestic auto industry.

One of its print ads, which are appearing in magazines like The New Yorker and The Washingtonian, underscores the impact of such gifts with the line: "This season's must-have holiday gifts: Food and Water".