Sentence examples for be an underpinning from inspiring English sources

Moreover, tree height has a stronger correlation with biomass than with species diversity (R2 of 0.74 vs. 0.66) and as an important variable determining biomass, which suggests that biomass would more likely be an underpinning to support species diversity than be regulated by it.

That belief was an underpinning of the Bush doctrine.

The quarterback and the receiver are close friends, and their chemistry is an underpinning of the offense.

"We did a lot of baseline market research about where the markets were, and that market research was an underpinning for the design of these programs".

But at least there was an underpinning of rapidly rising earnings.

So there's an underpinning of respect, that was one of the things I really noticed when I joined.

Certainly religion is an underpinning for morality.

It is an underpinning of autonomy for women.

Prudent use of data to inform decision making has been an underpinning to the project's approach.

There used to be a material underpinning to the Protestant work ethic.

Libertarians consider the rule of law to be a crucial underpinning of a free society.