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Main Entry:	un·der·score [v. uhn-der-skawr, -skohr, uhn-der-skawr, -skohr; n. uhn-der-skawr, -skohr]
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Example Sentences

The findings underscore doctors' recommendations that people take multivitamins.

Showing up on time is a simple but effective way to underscore your professionalism.

Yet, this month's disasters underscore how much more the system still needs to change-along with the politicians guiding it.

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The findings underscore doctors' recommendations that people take multivitamins.

Showing up on time is a simple but effective way to underscore your professionalism.

Yet, this month's disasters underscore how much more the system still needs to change-along with the politicians guiding it.

Australia's weather woes underscore the vulnerability of the world's food production to unexpected natural crises.

These stories underscore how far and deep the science of chemistry reaches into our modern life.

We have now had three attacks, in one year, that underscore the fundamentally untrustworthy nature of routing.

But they also underscore the history of a brand and educate residents of what will soon be the world's largest luxury market.

They underscore a debilitating situation for educators trying to sustain the arts in the secondary school curriculum.

It was as important to him as it was to them to underscore the horror and futility of it.

The garden's orchids, bromeliads, palm and guava trees underscore the tropical locale.

These results underscore a well-known paradigm in agriculture: pest resistance will evolve is the selection pressure is high.

These incidents are rare, but they underscore the risk of trusting a third party to secure your data over the web.

The troubles, which follow similar weakness in the second quarter, underscore the difficult environment for investment banks.

Do something to underscore that you don't take staff support for granted.

Odd as this may sound, it all attests to the resiliency of virtual private servers rather than underscore any fundamental flaws.

Modern findings and developments in genomics are fascinating and underscore the truth of evolution.

The findings, the researchers say, underscore the need for policymakers to consider environmental justice when addressing climate.

Like ghosts, for example-they underscore the possibility of an afterlife.

The program stressed the affirmative whenever possible but let facts rather than emotionalism underscore racial abuses.

Brief heroic deeds are followed by long speeches that underscore the importance of their discoveries.

The list is incomplete but serves to underscore the issue.

One reason for the census is to underscore the need for protection of these rare creatures.

Just want to underscore that for a woodpecker, the clean, straight strike is important.

Garrett's unlikely accomplishments underscore the importance of good sound design in videogames.

And the deal may also underscore his renewed interest in the hedge fund world after previously playing down its the importance.

Jackson's comments underscore how effective the for-profit ad campaigns have been.

Unfortunately, these things exist only to underscore the underlying themes of redemption and hope.

Many exhibits underscore the intimate relationship between popular and consumer cultures.

All of those tensions underscore the importance of information.

New jump-ropes with digital calorie counters underscore how the activity has moved beyond child's play.

Still, the authors note that their findings underscore the need for further.

They pulse across the screen in a mesmerizing swarm that seems to underscore the internet's function as a universal copy machine.

The findings underscore the importance of community to.

These hearings underscore what other investigations have uncovered:.

The findings underscore the mosaic nature of the remains, and threaten to topple a leading model of human evolution.

Traulsen, but underscore the importance of selection parameters to outcomes in the still-embryonic science of cultural evolution.

Jayasundara uses color both to create an enveloping mood and to underscore the medium's.

These underscore the scarcity of great art available.

Created out of grief or resolve, to advance a political message or underscore ethnic heritage, memorials fill the city.

Like many of them, he works on a scale apparently intended to underscore the grandeur and emotional gravity of his imagery.

He points a finger to underscore his distaste for computer crimes.

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