Sentence examples for another essential pillar from inspiring English sources

What also emerged from the evolution of display technologies was another essential pillar of today's smart devices — touch.

If we're looking to maximize worker productivity -- another essential pillar in the structure of our economy -- ensuring that people have legitimate access to health care is a good place to start.

Manufacturing has long been viewed as an essential pillar of a powerful economy.

Along with the police and the army, state television was considered an essential pillar of Slobodan Milosevic's 13-year rule.

For example, Roman Catholic women over 45 long constituted an essential pillar of the German Christian Democrats.

Fasting, an essential pillar of ritual in Islam, consists of abstaining from food, drink and other sensual pleasures from dawn (before sunrise) until dusk.

A 3p per litre duty cut for all vehicle fuels in the budget isn't just prudent fiscal planning but should be an essential pillar of the government's strategy for economic regeneration.

Iran has long viewed Damascus as an essential pillar of its regional ambitions, vis-a-vis Hezbollah, whose presence in southern Lebanon menaces Israel and whose role in Syria helped lead Iran and Assad to the point of victory.

DfID adopted the Beijing platform for action to thread gender considerations throughout its work and established gender mainstreaming as an essential pillar of its work soon after the conference.

But it's doubtful whether Labour has made an excellent job of convincing many of its supporters that Europe acts as an essential pillar of British influence and values.

The president of Malawi, Joyce Banda, explained that she signed up to the new alliance to aid her country's agricultural growth, while Nigeria's agriculture minister, Akinwumi Adesina, outlined why private-sector involvement in farming, an essential pillar of the programme, could be positive for Africa.