Sentence examples for up underlying from inspiring English sources
Those "derivative" series may have a chance to stand out, she said, if they play up "underlying themes of power, betrayal, greed and revenge".
The government has been getting more aggressive at taking measures to prevent the economy from overheating, as the rapid pace of economic growth threatens to open up underlying structural weaknesses in China's underlying financial and economic infrastructure.
Mr. Nash, in his investor note, wrote that bond investors analyzing the situation in Greece and the other weak southern European economies may be doing what bond investors did during the Russia crisis — sizing up underlying negative financial forces so potent that many investors bet against even the bigger bailout package.
Mr. Nash said that savvy bond investors analyzing the situation right now in the weak southern European economies might be doing what bond investors did during the Russia crisis -- sizing up underlying negative financial forces so potent that many investors bet against even the bigger bailout package.
They can be useful for placing areas you want to paint over without picking up underlying color.
You can get to the bottom of the real reason you're cutting, and even bring up underlying things you never even knew were bothering you.
Advanced composite materials have been investigated for repair of fatigue-damaged metal structures, but one of the challenges is the repair often covers-up underlying damage, preventing visual inspection.
Differences in the relative prevalence of SJS complicated with peripheral neuropathy vary with case determination and inclusion criteria, length of follow-up, underlying conditions, and treatment [ 4].
AOL may be brushing up its brand image in preparation for its spin-off IPO in December, but brushing up its underlying business will take a little longer.
But the context for Jesus' statement points up an underlying hypocrisy in the history of homophobia.
This question pops up everywhere, underlying concerns about "failure to launch" and "boomerang kids".
