Sentence examples for an underpinning from inspiring English sources

As indicated above, 'non-maleficence' is an underpinning principle of research conduct: participants should not be harmed through taking part in research.

That belief was an underpinning of the Bush doctrine.

Harrington's book became an underpinning for the War on Poverty.

Her voice has returned: reedy and plaintive with an underpinning of determination.

It turned out to be all of the above, on an underpinning of latex.

In education failure can also be seen as an underpinning of learning.

The study's findings suggested an underpinning of Brown's anxiety, but found that it wasn't limited to black people.

The music was enveloping, with an underpinning of twang to invoke the Alabama setting of the film.

In this paper we take inspiration from Huet, and describe a library suitable as an underpinning for structured editors.

It seems to me that the drift of education is towards the importance of having an opinion, without necessarily an underpinning of knowledge.

A strong speech will go a long way to restoring an underpinning of confidence in our markets, a necessary precondition for their eventual recovery.