Sentence examples for underscoring when from inspiring English sources

That something isn't the toxic waste of 2008 but a different toxicity that Gorman is only underscoring when he tells the world that Morgan has been unfairly singled out: A business model that isn't working and might not work even when the Euro crisis is over.

Mr. Obama, of course, approved his own covert helicopter operation — and its risks were underscored when one helicopter crashed.

The moral stance can be underscored when investigations are complete, trials are finalised, and verdicts are reached.

Functions which are not methods in a class should use either lowercase or lowercase with underscores (when the function name is a compound word).

But TI's commitment to the plan was underscored when it announced the acquisition of AOL's broadband business in Germany.

The scale of the task ahead was underscored when members of the European Parliament made clear on Wednesday that they also want their say.

Those dreary conditions were underscored when December's data was compared with the previous year: the pace of construction climbed only 0.2 percent.

That dependence was underscored when price disputes led Russia to briefly cut natural gas supplies to Ukraine in 2006 and to Belarus in 2009.

The high stakes in the confrontation were underscored when North Korea detailed its increased nuclear programme for the first time today, saying it had thousands of centrifuges.

That there is hardly an actor in the cast capable of commanding the stage is underscored when finally, in the end, one does.

The sudden and unexpected nature of the political upheaval here was underscored when Prime Minister Sergei V. Kiriyenko of Russia arrived in Tokyo this morning for a visit with Mr. Hashimoto.