Sentence examples for biggest pillar from inspiring English sources

Mr Suga now calls TPP "the biggest pillar of reform".

Strife at CBS With Mr. Cronkite's death in July at age 92, CBS News has now lost two of its biggest pillars in a little over a month.

The architectural feat requires durability, with the implementation of EWICON being one of its biggest pillars.

Maria Sylvia de Oliveira, president of Brazil's Geledés Institute for Black Women suggests it lies primarily in their position "caught where Brazil's two biggest pillars of oppression meet: institutionalized racism — powerful remnants of centuries of slavery that still permeate Brazil — and the dominant forces of sexism and machismo".

This problem is especially challenging in biomedicine [ 2], where information sharing is one of the biggest pillars to facilitate meaningful analysis of complex medical data.

And there's a big pillar in the room.

Of Stevens, Robinson said: "He was a big pillar out there, a pillar of strength, for lack of another word.

So while Chopin's body rests at Père Lachaise, in the company of Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison, his heart resides at Holy Cross, in the first big pillar on the left.

I saw Alastair Sim as Captain Hook, which was great; and Laurence Olivier in The Merchant of Venice, but there was a big pillar in the way.

The terrorist attacks provided another blow, as airlines fell into financial difficulties and aircraft manufacturers, the other big pillar of Kugelfischer's business, were forced to scale back on plane production.

"A big pillar of their philosophy in general is enabling leaders in each of these areas," Fox tells me.