underscore

[ˌʌndərˈskɔ(r)]

Definition:
1. A line drawn underneath (especially under written matter).
2. Give extra weight to (a communication).
3. Draw a line or lines underneath to call attention to.

Use 'underscore' in a sentence:

1. Start and end each token with an underscore to prevent accidental string matches.
2. Such extreme weather underscored the need to develop accurate long-range forecasts.
3. Merikangas said the results underscore the seriousness of eating disorders.
4. This underscores a special role of AC as a factory of architecture requirements and analysis.
5. The action merely underscores what most of us already know: The economy stinks!
6. Eg. two small stories that underscore one important point: it pays to do the right thing.
7. RoR assumes that partials are named with a leading underscore.
8. Both use a two character language and two character country code connected by an underscore.
9. All other characters in an identifier must be letters, digits, or the underscore.
10. The attributes are separated by an underscore (_).
11. Default the value to an underscore (" _ "); you can use any value here.
12. " This stuff is really exciting basic, underscore basic, research," she said.
13. The marketing of state governments and of religion underscores this point.
14. This underscores the importance of maintaining development assistance.
15. Every piece is separated by an underscore instead of a dot.
16. Microsoft's unexpected introduction of the Surface underscored that idea.
17. The dramatic changes that have taken place within the industry over the past ten years underscore that point.
18. You can separate words within the probe name using a double underscore.
19. The financial crisis underscored that such network effects can make a seemingly stable environment suddenly unstable.
20. The only difference is the last case with the underscore ‘_’ wild card.
21. Either way, the research underscores a problem with the way colleges have globalized.
22. Each of these themes underscores certain fundamental characteristics of the American economy.
23. Default the value to an underscore("_"); you can use any value here.
24. Let me underscore two of many reasons for this concern.
25. The name of the bucket must not contain any underscores.
26. The strong numbers underscore the resilience of Chinese exports.
27. By default, the separator is an underscore character.
28. This underscores the growing power of the Chinese consumer across all industries, not just luxury.
29. The results underscore one of the many difficulties of dieting: keeping the weight off long term.
30. We underscore several strengths and limitations of the study.
31. This underscores how important it is to choose a good vendor and enforce strict quality control measures.
32. As noted earlier, if a class name begins with an underscore, it has no corresponding XML tag.
33. In this convention, the words in the name of a service are separated by an underscore.
34. Must only contain Unicode letters, underscore characters, and Unicode digits.
35. Please ensure that the name does not have the leading underscore "_".
36. The arrow comes in later to underscore the point: Our future looks good!
37. I want to underscore the importance of this decision.
38. The example above underscores one key point& employees sometimes just need to be asked for their opinion.
39. The course underscores the practice of specific functions in language and enhances important language points.
40. She didn't underscore her own international story.
41. It also underscored the importance of retaining traditional financial service modes while making online consumption more convenient for this group.
42. All of this underscores how dependent business, government and society are on one another.
43. Both lessons underscore the critical importance of educating for liberty.
44. Notice that you leave the underscore off when rendering a template.
45. Even questions on the national driving exam underscore the potential peril.
46. The RoR naming convention is to prefix an underscore to partials.
47. The financial crisis of2008 has underscored the need for holistic or comprehensive risk analysis.
48. He heavily underscored his note to Shelley.
49. The fires, often set by pastoralists, underscore a new threat to wildlife: habitat loss.
50. The finding helps underscore the different purposes of the two kinds of laughter.
51. The current financial turmoil underscores the need for corporate governance funds.
52. But Seto's paper does underscore the importance of managing that transition.
53. The Labour Department figures underscore the shaky state of the economic recovery.
54. The rash of accidental shootings underscores how difficult it will be to restore order here.
55. The Labor Department figures underscore the shaky state of the economic recovery.