Sentence examples for backbone of experience from inspiring English sources

The decision to persist with Matt Prior as long as England did was understandable at the time, given the idea that it was thought the new players would need a backbone of experience to help them through.

3.07pm BST Ryan Giggs's retirement, coupled with the departures of Rio Ferdinand, Nemanja Vidic and the potential exit of Patrice Evra means that the club will have a backbone of experience removed from the side.

Half of it is composed of officers, compared with a quarter in most countries, and it has no career non-commissioned officers (NCOs), who normally provide the backbone of experience and communication between officers and soldiers.

Long term though, Twitter thinks its platform can be leveraged beyond web applications, and can be the backbone of entertainment experiences, among other things.

Liking everything shows a lack of experience and a backbone.

Home, the company's long-awaited "3D social gaming community," is meant to be the backbone of the PlayStation 3′s online experience and bring together its online community.

"The Americans have the advantage of the trolling and [online activities] and the Europeans have more of the intellectual backbone of the movement, but also more experience in staging media stunts and rallies".

Alex has been the backbone of their challenge in terms of his experience and his understanding of what's required.

Pun (2002) describes an interesting experience in Nepal in using WiFi as a backbone of a rural network as well as the distribution mechanism.

But the wealthy, family-owned companies that form the backbone of Germany's manufacturing base — the so-called Mittelstand — have experienced the change in a much milder form.

This gives it a backbone of flavor.