Sentence examples for well underlining from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dean's success poses a problem for Mr. Gephardt as well, underlining what have been the central problems for the candidate that some White House officials once viewed as the probable winner of the nominating contest: Mr. Gephardt is a familiar character at a time when his party is looking for new faces, and he helped Mr. Bush devise the resolution that led to the invasion of Iraq.

Notably, therapy response correlated with overall survival of the patients as well underlining its relevance as a meaningful endpoint (p = 0.019).

The chapters on the mistakes of British rule are well underlined.

Pathan may well open the bowling for his side, but he can clearly do the business with the bat as well, underlined by his cover drive for two off Flintoff's following delivery.

The find was made in partnership with GDF Suez of France, and the UK government said the successful well underlined the benefits that could be achieved if companies worked more closely together.

The visitors did not arrive on Merseyside and somehow conjure a victory from nowhere, they did not score fortunate goals and then profit from Liverpudlian profligacy, or at least not too much; this was an encounter which might well underline that class can be found in English football's lower divisions.

This model also well underlines the importance of not merely fostering the patients' health literacy but also providing behavioural education.

As well as underlining the golden rule of learning – you have to practice – Ericsson's idea also has a strong egalitarian air.

Llˆyr Williams was the soloist in Schoenberg's Piano Concerto, bringing his customary clarity and insight to the playing, balancing precision with expressive tone, as well as underlining the quirky playfulness of the final Giocoso.

As well as underlining the importance of swift action to right GE Capital, they also raise big questions about the future of the conglomerate model that GE has long championed.

Mark Schilling, writing in the Japan Times, points out that, far from being crass: "This sharpens the film's comic slant (though Abe and company do not play the Romans as cartoons), as well as underlining its we-are-all-brothers-in-the-bath message".