Sentence examples for backbone of the work from inspiring English sources

Photoshop, digital collaging techniques, and highly conceptual motivations form the backbone of the work on display.

In many cities, Latinos are the backbone of the working class.

"Junior doctors are the backbone of the NHS, working long and antisocial hours.

It was 2003 and my hunger for knowledge meant I had learnt how the backbone of the internet worked.

They also stood by as corporations hammered trade unions, the backbone of the white working class.

And although Maraniss could feel "a bit more energy" in Detroit during his many visits to do research, he concludes that the city's "structural problems remain enormous, if not intractable, and the recovery can never be called a success unless there are jobs and houses for the backbone of the city, the working middle class".

It's hard to pick just five songs from his incredible output – it means leaving out not just some of the lesser known songs that form the backbone of his work, but also the hits that gained a second wind with the UK ska movement.

Recent years have been especially good for this repellent bottom-feeding thanks to weak and indifferent government enforcement of workers' rights and a darkening political climate against illegal immigrants — the backbone of the cheap, disposable work force.

Mr. Sunderland said the theater orchestration formed the backbone of his work.

Giving them the tools they need to make safe, healthy decisions – the appropriate information, knowledge, skills and support – must be the backbone of our work".

Idealists have always been the backbone of social work.