Sentences with phrase «which underscores»

During the same period, the MSCI REIT Index (RMZ) gained 20.7 percent, which underscores the data center REIT sector outperformance vs. the broader REIT sector.

All of which underscores the need for a reliable partner to handle the politics, regulations and peculiarities of the market.

But the best deal isn't necessarily the lowest rate, according to McMillin, who points out that different loan products may have the same rate but substantially different costs, which underscores the need to learn about the variety of loans available.

Since this job seeker only has 4 years of experience they list the education section next which underscores their Master of Science degree in Criminal Justice.

A job title headline is used to title this resume which underscores the fact the job seeker is a seasoned professional in elementary and special education.

The most expensive company in Athens was a little over $ 2,000 higher in cost compared to the cheapest company, which underscores the need for consumers to shop and compare quotes from different insurers before purchasing a policy.

Mr Alderman described the deal as a pragmatic solution, which underscores this.

«Practicing patent law is now a whole new ballgame, with new districts, judges, law firms and attorneys rising to prominence — all of which underscores an even greater need for legal analytics to understand the behaviors and track records of opposing attorneys and presiding judges.»

But the other extreme would mean that a device maker could be liable for several times or even many times the profits (because each of multiple asserted design patents would on its own entitle its owner to a disgorgement of total profits), which underscores how little sense the absence of any apportionment makes in this world, no matter how reasonable it may have appeared to Congress in the late 19th century when design patents related to no - tech products like carpets.

Inc. v. Department of Public Works, which underscores the narrow judicial review afforded to an arbitration award.

Update: The New York Times is unimpressed by Roberts» record, which underscores the tougher scrutiny Roberts will now get as nominee - in - chief, as the San Francisco Chronicle points out.

One of the chief proponents of the LMA study was cited in a Crain's Chicago Business article in early 2014 which underscores the cultural shift:

The oceans are taking in almost all of the excess heat since the 1970s which underscores the point that ocean heat content is a better indicator of global warming than atmospheric temperatures.

The truth is that scientists and forecasters don't really know what caused the lull during this season — which underscores the ongoing tentativeness of our understanding of what sparks individual hurricanes, and what causes their seasonal variability in general.

The International Study of Arctic Change's (2010) science plan, which underscores the central role of sea ice in modulating arctic environmental and socio - economic change: http://www.arcticchange.org/publications

It is important in politics, which underscores the political nature of the debate.

It features chapters on: the year in review, which highlights environmental extremes, including record extreme weather and climate events and increasing degradation of marine ecosystems, but notes progress towards new investments in renewable energy and towards a green economy; the benefits of soil carbon; the closing and decommissioning of nuclear power reactors; and on key environmental indicators, which underscores the need to address mounting challenges, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and land and soil degradation.

They bypassed this most basic rule in science, which underscores the paradox of rules.

I'd also recommend being careful about conflicts of interest biasing our «learning», which underscores Bunzl's comment.

In 2005, she looked up the word «terrorist» in English, Arabic, and French dictionaries and found that except for one reference to the French Revolution, «terrorist» does not exist in an Arabic dictionary, which underscores the fact that terrorism is a Western concept.

Particularly haunting is this self portrait from 1985 that uses the solitary confinement of the darkroom to create a blurry ambiguity which underscores the gradual loss of the body and the self.

Artists are featured in large salon - style exhibitions within the mega show, «The Beauty of Friends Coming Together,» which underscores a democratic selection process and a commitment to the community.

Art AIDS America Chicago is the local — and largest — iteration of this groundbreaking national exhibition which underscores the deep and unforgettable presence of HIV in American art.

(CHICAGO) July 14, 2016 — Art AIDS America, a groundbreaking exhibition which underscores the deep and unforgettable presence of HIV in American art, culminates its U.S. tour here at the Alphawood Gallery (2401 North Halsted Street, Chicago).

Art AIDS America, a groundbreaking exhibition which underscores the deep and unforgettable presence of HIV in American art, culminates its U.S. tour here at the Alphawood Gallery (2401 North Halsted Street, Chicago).

Mr. Veneciano, however, has shifted the emphasis here to include more Latin American artists, which underscores the importance of the movement's relationship to Concrete art and other forms of Latin American abstraction.

Bila Truna (White Coffin), 2017 (video)-- This work, which underscores Zinaïda's journey investigating the fundamental emotional foundation of women's spirit and culture, touches upon the boundaries of being and non-being, which is transformed in art and reality.

«Eddie and I are honored to provide support for ICA Miami's new public programming series, ICA SPEAKS, which underscores the institution's dedication to serving the local community,» said Kinga Lampert.

Welsh graduated from Pratt with a BFA in Photography, which underscores the varied and intersecting nature of her painting practice, as well as her conceptual and technical interests.

Hellblade has since earned a place on our coveted best stories in PC gaming list — all of which underscores its place on this platform.

«Our results confirm that American dogs are a remaining part of the indigenous American culture, which underscores the importance of preserving these populations.»

This was a result of a dramatic price decline of one of its main holdings, which underscores the concentrated nature of the fund.

On Q announced today that the company has opened a new branch office in Gig Harbor, WA which underscores the rapid expansion of the company into the home financing market in the Pacific Northwest.

That includes titles that have NEVER been issued electronically and which would be quite fiddly to turn into a PDF — even then they'd be page - scans — which underscores the fact of the scam.

All of which underscores Friedlander's point about our being «Homo narrans.»

If you wonder what this means, check out this article by Michael Bunker, which underscores what I've said above, but from a slightly different POV.

Accompanying the high - end exterior design quality is a revised interior which underscores the first - class standards of the GLS.

The plus is that there is enough compliance in the ride that it remains poised and comfortable on the highway, which underscores its luxurious makeup; it is, after all, related to the Audi Q7 and Porsche Cayenne.

Actually, some versions of the Mazda3 still are only rated at 28 mpg, which underscores the need for Mazda buyers to educate themselves on the three different four - cylinder engine choices.

The QuickSmart approach derives from cognitive psychology research which underscores the benefit of automatic recall of number facts in reducing cognitive load while solving more complex problems.

Both are fairly beat - up, which underscores how terrific the feature presentation is.

In the most comedic part, Wilson nails his easy jokes, every one of which underscores the selfishness, immaturity, unviability of his Washington Nationals jock.

Conclusion: Our findings suggest that higher vitamin D concentrations, which are easily modifiable through nutritional supplementation, are associated with longer LTL, which underscores the potentially beneficial effects of this hormone on aging and age - related diseases.

So if you struggle with fibroids, there's reason to suspect you might not be making enough of this enzyme — which underscores why giving up caffeine is so important.

«The size of the annual Chesapeake Bay dead zone has changed little over the past decade, which underscores the need for persistent management action to reduce the amount of nutrients flowing into the bay.

«The results indicated that changes in social relationships are dependent not only on two individuals, but significantly on third parties, which underscores the importance of structural balance theory in explaining the evolution of complex natural social systems,» Ilany said, who was a doctoral student at Tel Aviv University when the research was begun.

All of which underscores the question of how it came to this: Why are the heirs to such a grand tradition dipping their tortilla chips into bean dip that has not even been decanted from its original plastic container into a proper bowl?

The research, which underscores the importance of language exposure in the first months of life, also has far - reaching implications for early language and cognitive development.

Last but not least, you get an incredible lifetime warranty which underscores the quality of the product you get here.

In fact, the words «small business» are invoked no fewer than three times during the 30 - second spot, which underscores the fact that the economy and job creation is issue No. 1 on voters» minds these days — particularly in WNY.