Sentence examples for underscoring the message that from inspiring English sources

Two regional medical directors mentioned that young doctors have asked pointedly to be posted to specific CHAG facilities because specialists are known to visit there, underscoring the message that specialists provide a magnet for other providers.

Underscoring the message that beauty is as individual as a fingerprint, a thumb print is superimposed over the word "your" in the new slogan.

Later he will give a trade speech in Los Angeles, underscoring the message that if California hopes to remain the world's greatest exporter of high technology -- if it were a nation, California would be the world's sixth-largest economy -- it must find new ways to produce and deliver electricity.

But in what appears to be a carefully scripted effort, Benedict brought the scandal up on each of the first three days of his trip, his first visit to the United States as pope, underscoring the message that he understands the lingering bitterness over the church's handling of the issue.

In a move that advocates of social reporting say foreshadows corporate reporting to come, Shell will include its sustainability report in the same binding as its annual financial report for the first time this year, underscoring the message that the two go hand in hand.

Pollution problems of all types underscored the message that Earth's natural resources were being depleted.

Those letters highlighted Hope Now's toll-free counseling services -- (888) 995-HOPE (4673) -- and underscored the message that lenders and servicers want to help borrowers avoid foreclosure.

Doner, an advertising agency based in Detroit, designed the multifaceted campaign to underscore the message that the neighborhood UPS Store is the "repository of solutions to help small businesses," said Clint White, the agency's brand leader for the stores.

And to underscore the message that their opposition was based on environmental protection and not religious differences or concerns about property values, a member looped a basketful of green and blue ribbons into pins, taking a page from the red ribbons of AIDS activism and the pink ones of breast cancer awareness.

Through his travels, Francis underscores the message that the Church is not a building.

A certain soberness and uniformity in judicial dress underscores the message that judges and justices do not speak for themselves as individuals; they represent the rule of law and speak for the court.