Sentence examples for underscoring the scope from inspiring English sources

Underscoring the scope of the challenge, The Baltimore Sun recently reported that the state's CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield filed for rate increases up to 26% with Maryland's insurance commissioner for 2016.

Underscoring the scope and perniciousness of the problem, another such shooting took place just hours later in nearby Kandahar province, but did not result in any deaths except that of the assailant, an Afghan soldier.

The Commission's work also underscored the scope and breadth of our nation's long-term fiscal challenges.

The fact that the first American to die in combat in Afghanistan was an intelligence officer and not a uniformed soldier serves to underscore the scope of the agency's role in the war in Afghanistan.

Results underscore the scope and magnitude of stalking faced by battered women and have implications for assessment and intervention strategies.

To underscore the scope of XKeyscore's capabilities he cited examples of potential persons whose tracking could be automated using the technology — such as the people parents choose to share photos of their children with, or every homosexual or Christian in a particular country.

The list underscores the scope of the challenge: More than 220,000 people live or work in the 1,500 buildings, according to a Times analysis of the researchers' data.

Data also underscore the scope and severity of Sandy's impact on the study sample, whose collective financial losses totaled more than $5.8 million and cut across multiple loss types, dominated by actual (80% of grantees) and projected (70%) income losses resulting from, for example, cancelled dance performances and classes.

In conclusion, our results underscore the scope of unmet health care needs among older people, especially with regard to dental health.

Most of the 31 studies included in the review involved hospitalized children and only 1 of the studies was conducted in the United States, underscoring the limited scope of the available literature.

Scan the headlines, look at your screen, or type the term "working parent" into a browser, and you'll find a deluge of articles, commentary, and opinion generated in the past two to three years — all underscoring the immediacy and scope of the Working Parent Problem.