And that has been underemphasized for the last number of years.
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Disappointingly, the media, and sometimes Harris herself, has underemphasized her South Asian heritage.
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But we feel that the danger presented by the "lure" function was underemphasized.
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The importance of Mexican fiscal federalism in this explosion of criminal behavior is notably underemphasized.
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The Court has not only underemphasized the egalitarian strain in First Amendment law — it has rejected that strain outright.
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"Health care is one of the most underemphasized things in retirement," said certified financial planner Brian Fenstermaker, founder of Envision Financial Consulting.
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In practice, this means that the brutality and reach of slavery tends to be both underemphasized and undertaught in American public schools.
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Headlines about Tesla are being produced at a more rapid clip than the electric-car maker can manufacture its EVs, but the biggest ones are being underemphasized by the stock market.
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But I don't think the humor plays well here, both because it's so underemphasized that it barely lands, and because it feels forced into a character who doesn't otherwise seem like a quipster.
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While it will no doubt be difficult to compete with, say, Twitter, which has already become the de facto place for quick, breaking news, the placement in Google search is a powerful component that shouldn't be underemphasized, given Google's virtually uncontested monopoly on search.
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Narayana Kocherlakota, the former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, was the only nonwhite FOMC member during his term and offered this observation back in January: However, there is one key source of economic difference in American life that is likely underemphasized in FOMC deliberations: race.
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In Kin recognition in animals, edited by D. J. C. Fletcher and C. D. Michener. New York: Wiley. On page 420, Hamilton clearly states that "Altruistic or selfish acts are only possible when a suitable social object is available. In this sense behaviours are conditional from the start." mechanism of the expression of social behavior, and fully compatible with inclusive fitness theory, has often been underemphasized.
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Dora Askowith, The Toleration of the Jews Under Julius Caesar and Augustus Part 1, Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2014 pp.201-202.Trotter 2019 p.27Schoenfeld, 2006, p.115-116:'The participation of Jews in the Roman military is a topic that is underemphasized or frankly ignored by historians'.Julius Caesar, who never forgot the debt he owed to Antipater the Idumaean for playing a decisive role in the Battle of Pelusium and thereby saving his life and career,Luciano Canfora,Julius Caesar: The Life and Times of the People's Dictator, University of California Press, 2007 pp.209-217,209-213.
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This connection, often underemphasized in modern analysis, is especially poignant given the unity of the three Acts ... The play succeeds in recreating an atmosphere of direct democracy and of depicting Socrates as deeply convinced of his own innocence. His commitment to obeying the laws is also emphasized, as is his persistent questioning of the general Athenian standard of moral education. Profound ethical questions surrounding the justness or unjustness of executing democratic dissenters are unambiguously raised. ... There is no doubt that the play is engaging, funny, insightful, and true to central Socratic positions and that it will appeal to a modern audience, particularly to students.
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Production of the new "wonder drug" was made a priority for U.S. servicemen, including servicemen diagnosed with syphilis; however, penicillin took longer to manufacture for civilians, including civilians treated by the U.S. Public Health Service. Although Heller continued to serve as head of the venereal disease section of PHS, the drug was not provided to patients in the Tuskegee study. Their neurological and other complications continued and worsened, but the study had been underemphasized and its patients forgotten by medical circles. Heller was much praised for his overall work on the epidemiology of sexually transmitted diseases; he rose to the rank of Assistant Surgeon General of the United States, and was named president of the American Venereal Disease Association in 1948-1949.
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Thompson analyses the polyhedral forms of Radiolaria from the Challenger expedition drawn by Ernst Haeckel, 1904. D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson's most famous work, On Growth and Form was written in Dundee, mostly in 1915, but publication was put off until 1917 because of the delays of wartime and Thompson's many late alterations to the text. The central theme of the book is that biologists of its author's day overemphasized evolution as the fundamental determinant of the form and structure of living organisms, and underemphasized the roles of physical laws and mechanics. At a time when vitalism was still being considered as a biological theory, he advocated structuralism as an alternative to natural selection in governing the form of species, with the smallest hint of vitalism as the unseen driving force.
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