Sentence examples for a core one from inspiring English sources

A core one is the resilience and stability of its democratic institutions.

The CEO who claimed his company's core value was a sense of urgency, for instance, was substituting an aspirational value for a core one.

Unless his company was willing to adopt unusually tough measures to demonstrate that it held a higher standard of integrity than most companies, integrity should be classified as a permission-to-play value, not a core one.

This seems like a small problem at first, but it's a core one that extends to every corner of the product.

D.C. Public Schools announced in May that it was cutting allocated funding for librarians at schools with less than 300 students, and that the job is now a "flexible funding" position rather than a "core" one at schools of all sizes, meaning librarians' salaries will be drawn from a general pool of money that the school must disperse for many needs.

Here the degradation of mRNA is described by a core reaction but interestingly, the reaction corresponding to translation is not a core one.

Typical parameterized system-on-chip architectures are composed of a processor core, one or more cache memory units, on-chip bus hierarchy, on-chip memory, and other peripheral cores with application-specific functionality.

Rokia Traoré BEAUTIFUL AFRICA The Malian singer Rokia Traoré has a gentle voice with a steely core, one that's revealed more clearly than ever on "Beautiful Africa" (Nonesuch).

He was holding an apple core one day and looked over to Gav. "What shall I do with this?" he whispered.

For PBGFs with a 7-cell core, one needs to draw fiber with a ring thickness of less than 0.03Λ to achieve a comparable operational bandwidth.

Given such a core with one protein, CORE can only form a protein complex by including all the interacting partners of the protein as attachment.