Sentence examples for development mainstay from inspiring English sources

The book describes in detail how Ms. Dunham helped create and promote the micro-financing for poor entrepreneurs that is now a development mainstay.

Mark Hughes, the manager, and Brian Kidd, the new head of technical development, were mainstays of Sir Alex Ferguson's first trophy-winning phase.

Clinicians will attest that cytotoxic chemotherapy regimens, developed with the limited biological information available at the time of their development, remain the mainstay of treatment for most cancers.

Services like Docker and Packer became a mainstay of many development teams in 2016, as predicted.

A comprehensive education strategy from the physician to the allied health care provider is the mainstay for successful program development.

This season Potts has been been a mainstay of Nick Haycock's development squad which sits top of the Under-21 Premier League, scoring twice in six appearances.

Animal models of ALF remain the mainstay of research in development of more efficient artificial [ 4, 5] or bioartificial [ 6, 7] liver assist devices as well as preclinical trials in newly developed therapeutic approaches.

In a clinical area where relief of symptoms has been the mainstay of management, the development of new disease modifying drugs for MS in recent years has provided hope for patients due to their important clinical benefits.

Energy is the mainstay of Nigeria's economic growth and development.

The company also has a second drug in advanced stages of development, Anidulafungin that could also become a mainstay for treating fungal infections.

In the case of TB, for example, antiquated diagnostic tools and therapeutic options dating back at least a half-century are still the mainstays used today, perpetuating the development of drug resistance.