Sentence examples for critical pillar from inspiring English sources

Exports have been a critical pillar of the United States economy this year.

Many of the militant groups have ties to the radical cleric Moktada al-Sadr, whose party is a critical pillar of Mr. Maliki's governing coalition.

More recently he was a critical pillar of support for our neighborhood-based program of free legal services to the low income communities of North and East Brooklyn, where his beloved daughter worked for a time as a social worker.

The shutdown, on the fourth day of a general strike across the city, was the closest that three weeks of unrest have come to disrupting the operations of the Suez Canal, a critical pillar of the sagging Egyptian economy.

The tightening has caused some concern that China's economy could slow down more rapidly than intended, thus weakening what has become a critical pillar of growth for the entire world.

But alongside this, you should fully embrace technology as a critical pillar of modern love.

"Repetition and consistency are critical pillars of any branding effort.

The width-to-height ratios of such burst-prone, critical pillars normally exceeded 4 or 5 (DeMarco et al. 1995).

Mining engineers also learned to avoid "critical" pillars which are too large to yield non-violently yet too small to support large abutment loads.

Iran's ballistic capability is one of the most critical pillars of Tehran's national security policy.

Freedom of expression represents one of four critical pillars of any democratic form of government, which also includes the election of a representative government, equality before the law, and strict observance of human rights.