underlie in a sentence

• But problems with this circuit may underlie phobias, he said.
• Finally, consider the competing considerations that underlie questions of finality.
• The forces that underlie these changes are complex and still evolving.
• It is one of the basic concepts that underlie affirmative action.
• The gene seems to underlie the articulation of rapidly spoken language.
• But secrets underlie Harry's facade of bliss and prosperity.
• In it he discusses the ideas that underlie his teleportation stories.
• A neurochemical process involving dopamine has been suggested to underlie reinforcement.
• Alteration in FGFR2 signalling is thought to underlie the craniosynostosis syndromes.
• Black and gray shales of the Precambrian era underlie the town.
• It's difficult to see underlie in a sentence .
• These elements should underlie educational and pedagogical decisions in the classroom.
• This principle seems to underlie most of what you push here.
• What chemical processes underlie the effectiveness of all soaps and detergents?
• And those roots subtly underlie even the grandest objects in this show.
• Take drinking _ and the feelings presumed to underlie it.
• If there are two words that underlie self-esteem,
• They are betting the market rather than the securities that underlie it.
• Their interaction may also underlie many kinds of advanced mathematics.
• The psychological motives that underlie paranoia vary, experts say.
• Differences over these principles underlie three other major disputes in the region: