Sentence examples for core identity for from inspiring English sources

"Cycling went from being a normal part of daily life to a core identity for the city," says Bondam.

Your company's core identity, for one.

That imbalance has tormented Democratic activists, who still see themselves as champions of the working class, the party's core identity for most of the last century.

In the depths of winter, it appeared that the man already so embedded in the nation's core identity for the past decade or so was here to stay, even after losing ground in what had looked like a setback for his United Russia party.

And if we are not here to look out for one another, what are we here for exactly?" Boylan added: "I have my doubts about whether the Republican party will ever change its tune, though ― it feels to me like so much of its core identity for the last quarter century has been about oppressing us.

The phylogenetic analysis of the pmo genes in this organism in another publication [ 3] suggested a divergent evolutionary history from methylotrophic proteobacteria, one which might even be consistent with a relatively deep branching core identity for this species, and this line of investigation might be usefully pursued with other genes involved in Methylacidiphilum methylotrophy.

Most of the time the playing stays almost exaggeratedly soft and loose, a studio-based, silence-valuing, meditative sort of jazz that has long marked his own small-group style, as well as the core identity of ECM records — the label for which Mr. Stanko has been recording on and off since 1976 — and which, in a larger sense, owes its life to Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue".

United are intent on retaining the core identity of the academy, which continues to produce players for the first team.

Throughout all this has survived a core identity of Palestine.

Competitors might pick away at certain use cases, but are unlikely to replace it as the core identity provider for the web.

I defined myself as a Family Man; like being gay or Cuban-American, it was part of my core identity, but more so for having been the primary part of myself that I chose.