Sentence examples for backbone has changed from inspiring English sources

The nature of this backbone has changed over time both in size, fraction of credit and attributes characterizing the firms.

"The new Mega avoids any dealings with U.S. hosters, U.S. domains and U.S. backbone providers and has changed the way it operates to avoid another takedown".

"The new Mega avoids any dealings with US hosters, US domains and US backbone providers and has changed the way it operates to avoid another takedown".

Ms. Maddow's point is that the way we go to war has changed: that there has been an expansion of presidential power, a corresponding collapse of Congressional backbone and a diminution of public attention.

"Ever since I have been with Allstate, they've always said the agent is the backbone of the company, but now they've changed their story".

Given how times have changed, it is no wonder that Elizabeth Bennet had more character and backbone than Bridget Jones or Kate Reddy, said Myrna Blyth, the former editor of the Ladies Home JournalLadies Home Journal

"Drvar's backbone has been broken.

"Backbone has been put into Ministers where there was little backbone before," said veteran Labour MP Tam Dalyell.

The backbone of therapy has not changed for many years, comprising a combination of an anthracycline and cytosine arabinoside, with dose recommendations that may depend upon patient age.

Garment exports, the economy's backbone, have plummeted.

Her personality has been changed into a stronger, more independent role, being a natural-born leader and the backbone of the team.