Sentence examples for underscoring the problem from inspiring English sources

When market volatility -- which tends to benefit traders -- decreased this quarter, so did the bank's trading profits, underscoring the problem with a dependence on trading.

Underscoring the problem, the Jordan Human Development Report 2000, which was financed by the United Nations Development Program and Britain, found that young people in Jordan are "not well equipped to meet the challenges of a globalizing world".

Sales are down 20percentt from November 2006, underscoring the problems plaguing the housing sector.

In Haiti, meanwhile, presidential elections were twice postponed and remain inconclusive, underscoring the problems the poorest country in the hemisphere faces in moving towards democracy.

Mr. Rumsfeld also underscored the problem this week.

But their late gaffes only underscore the problem.

But that only underscores the problem, said Tymothy S. MacLeod, a lawyer for the Kopers.

The government's frustration underscores the problem in fighting an unconventional foe like Al Qaeda.

Harry Enten's FiveThirtyEight article is a good place to start, because it underscores the problem.

He underscored the problem of mass incarceration, the "failure" of the war on drugs and the militarization of police.

The company's current production of "Phèdre," Racine's tragedy about a Grecian queen's illicit passions, underscores the problem.