T-Mobile USA announced a similar option last week, underscoring one of the biggest problems in the phone industry: fewer people are upgrading year after year.
Underscoring one of many reasons for anger among the minority ethnic Uzbeks, she conceded that the number of dead, most of them Uzbek, could be 10 times the official toll of 200.
This paradox underscores two crucial lessons we could learn from the experience of our peers around the globe.
The S&P downgrade is important because it clarifies and underscores two key dimensions of today's economic reality that most commentators have ignored or downplayed.
There is a need to underscore two points made in Anthony Lewis's Nov. 17 column about the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
It is also considered Central Asia's best hope for democracy, though also extremely volatile, underscored two and a half years ago by its so-called Tulip Revolution.
The research underscores two major points that Dr. Brown and his authors consider crucial to making more accurate diagnoses and prescribing medication and behavioral therapies more judiciously.
Suddenly the @ sign is prominent on the keypad, as well as the hyphen and underscore, two symbols common in e-mail addresses.
For many industry executives in Silicon Valley, Cisco's ascendancy underscores two growing beliefs: that Microsoft has peaked, and that the financial success stories of the Internet age will be driven by the world's insatiable appetite for additional communications capacity.
(Even that outcome required deft manoeuvring to protect those most reliant on central money from much heftier losses).The financial settlement underscores two of the dilemmas involved in decentralisation.
These arrangements at MF Global underscore two big problems in the credit derivatives market: risks that can be hidden from view, and risks that are not backed by adequate postings of collateral.
