Sentences with phrase «catsimatidis underscored that point»

To underscore the point, the FBI recently demanded that Amazon provide it with Echo voice records in a murder case.

«By taking the bold step of removing a well - established brand symbol from its packaging, General Mills is further challenging marketing's conventional thinking to underscore its point.»

Min Su, a fortysomething professional driver in Hangzhou, underscores the point.

To underscore that point, Porat said Alphabet's workforce at the end of its latest quarter was 78,100, up 2,495 from the previous quarter.

To underscore this point, Buffini tells a story about the life and death of WWII refugee, Peter Petrasek.

Democrat Martin O'Malley received some unwanted attention on Thursday for citing a fake story from a satirical news site to underscore a point about the revolving door between Wall Street and Washington.

Minister, the ongoing controversy over small - business tax rules underscores a point that our association, and many independent tax experts, have been making for years: it is time to review Canada's tax system with the goal of strengthening the incentives for investment and growth.

Bill Hester underscores this point his latest research piece this week, An Update on Valuations and Forward Earnings Assumptions (additional link below), which reviews the current valuation picture.

Underscoring this point, they note that religious switchers adhere even more closely to the dominant moral ethos of their new groups than do people raised in those groups.

there is no basis for the permanance of morals ------------------- And to underscore your point, empirically, morals do change.

Maclntyre underscores the point about identity being conferred by social institutions when he states that any conception of moral action must be accompanied by a sociology of the same.

Some basic demographic information underscores the point.

Underscoring that point was an essay in the Osservatore Romano last December.

Imagine the response by some Christians if Feuerstein walked into Starbucks, «tricked» the barista into writing a religious phrase from a different faith on the cup, encouraged people to start a movement and then underscored his point by showing off the handgun he'd snuck into the store.

That the pope's visit coincided with another crackdown on the regime's opponents only underscores the point.

Everything they did underscored a point former President Bush and President Obama have made repeatedly: that the United States is at war not with Islam but with terrorism.

The term «fundamental» underscores the point that every facet of theology, however specialized or esoteric it may appear to be, is finally practical in its import.

The rabbis» observations underscore this point: God was speaking about the Canaanites back then, and there are no more Canaanites today.

Stricherz does not underscore this point, but I will: The Democrats who ran for president in 2004 and who are running in 2008 have almost all voted to keep even partial - birth abortion legal.

In the first place, it was not necessary for him to underscore this point since he had early in the book stated that all perception involved a percipient event.

It would underscore the point that viewing the imperfections of the City of Man in the light of the City of God is the surest foundation for constitutional government and responsible political freedom in the age of ideology.

The answer, he says, «is simply found,» and then he underscores the point by saying it is «not hard to understand,» it is «so simple,» and it is «profound in its simplicity.»

The examples I have just given should also underscore this point.

Our stress that leadership does require highly developed theological conceptual capacities, capacities for theological judgment, underscores that point.

As if to underscore that point our very old yet vigorous rhubarb plant in the backyard is doing its normal late - January thing, bursting through its own mulch with hot pink nubs of new life.

Unfortunately, the Wizards only play Golden State twice (to underscore my point, in that other game against GS Otto went for 29 points, 10 rebs, 1blk, 1stl, 5 fouls, +5 in 33.33 minutes — and Beal score only 4 pts).

More importantly, it underscores the point that a coach's calls are limited by his personnel.

He underscored his point by asking them to raise their hands if they had won 33 games last year and reached the Elite Eight.

In any case, links between mortality and socioeconomic factors seem to underscore the point: The risks of shared sleep depend on the context.

Underscoring that point is the latest campaign finance report filed by one of the early birds, a political action committee called «Real Conservatives.»

As if to underscore this point, David Cameron tried to win concessions from Europe that would be similarly permanent.

As if to politically underscore that point, it also announces that Tory MPs George Osborne and David Willetts will join the board.

McCain's selection of the charming, but rock - solid, outsider Sarah Palin as his running mate underscores the point.

Mr. Cuomo recently traveled with Mr. Silver to Israel to underscore the point.

Underscoring the point, House Democrats within hours of Thursday's vote blasted out a campaign fundraising letter citing the GOP bill.

«Between Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season underscores this point,» says Savage.

«This underscores the point that we're actually teaching the immune system to become tolerant to factor VIII,» says Selecta's chief scientific officer, Takashi Kei Kishimoto.

He is making a comparative statement in the form of an analogy to underscore his point about how ingesting one food for its good nutrients (e.g. fish or supplemented margarine) can be detrimental if that particular food also contains known toxins and damaging substances (e.g., mercury, dioxins, xenoestrogens, and PCBs in the case of fish and trans fats in the case of supplemented margarine).

Suffering the most, the incandescent (literally, it so happens in this case) Cate Blanchett has her performance as the Elven queen, Galadriel, almost entirely obscured by sound effects, lighting, and visual pyrotechnics that seem only to underscore a point («the ring is evil») that has been made a dozen times previous.

It appears that the movie is going for an update on the 1980 teen drama «My Bodyguard» — they even include a sweet cameo to underscore that point — and when the movie focuses on the horrors the boys face from all angles (Wade's parents think he's spending his money on drugs), it works surprisingly well.

But Stone gives it his all, using his Natural Born Killers intercutting visual style to good use here to underscore points in Ridley's ever - twisting screenplay, and going full - throttle with the sex and, this being Stone, violence.

Villeneuve underscores that point by using the language of cinema against his audience, hiding a secret in plain sight.

A recent report from the Juvenile Law Center on how to improve outcomes for young people in the juvenile justice and child welfare systems underscores this point.

To underscore the point, he tells the story of one particular boy he referred to the program, which is part of a statewide effort to improve the delivery of counseling and other social services to young people.

This was essentially a civil - rights case, and the court underscored that point by starting its opinion by referencing Brown vs. Board of Education and then quoting the famous passage that education «is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms.»

Underscoring this point is the fact that Republican Sens. Lisa Murkowski (AK), Susan Collins (ME), and Mike Enzi (WY) all used their limited time for questions during DeVos» confirmation hearing to speak about the special challenges facing rural and frontier schools in their states.

To underscore this point, the Education Leader's Guide to Reading Growth reviews the well - known longitudinal study from The Annie E. Casey Foundation, which found that children who read proficiently in third grade were four times more likely to graduate high school by age 19 than peers who were not proficient in reading in third grade.

«Teachers have to be put at the center of the process so that real change can occur at the point of instruction, and the meeting really underscored that point.»

Recent research underscores this point.

McRae then underscored the point that the professor hadn't published anything on teacher layoffs in California.