Sentence examples for backbone of the new from inspiring English sources
It formed the backbone of the new government after the country's Islamic revolution in 1979 but eventually was pushed aside by more extreme groups.
The backbone of the new wave of manufacturing in the United States has been automation, but some tasks still require human hands.
The I.M.F. was nothing less than "the backbone of the New World Order of Globalization...the gendarme and the executioner who places the guillotine over the heads of all of us in the Third World"...
"The salary reflects the fact that these positions are the backbone of the new agency," said Paul Takemoto, a spokesman for the Transportation Security Administration, which Mr. Magaw will direct.
Then Roots Air, a Toronto-based startup, accused Air Canada of slashing fares on two western routes, Toronto-Vancouver and Toronto-Calgary, that are the backbone of the new airline, which started service March 26.
Two years later, she joined News Corp., moving with Pianim to Los Angeles to work in the programming department of the Fox TV-station group, the backbone of the new Fox network.
We need to close the post-Franco regime and open up a new era in which real democracy, transparency, accountability, cultural diversity and people (not profit) are the backbone of this new term.
To further confirm that after removing some sites from the backbone of pPZP200 the new pPZP500 vector is functional, we have cloned a GUS cassette (containing a duplicated CaMV 35 S promoter with omega element, uidA gene with intron, and CaMV terminator) from pPZP3425 [ 8] as HindIII fragment into the same site of pPZP500 to produce pPZP5025 (Additional file 2: Figure S2).
Wall Street is the backbone of the New York state economy, accounting for 13% of tax contributions.
Be it locals looking for aa hilarious brunch, or tourists looking for a special slice of New York City, these gals are the backbone of the New York City's drag scene.
