Sentence examples similar to foundations of the central from inspiring English sources

Any speculation that Singaporeans are about to emigrate en-masse to Elephant and Castle was quickly put to bed by the managing director of Lend Lease, who gave the game away when he declared that: "The foundations of the Central London residential market are robust with a continued shortage of stock available and high levels of demand".

Many pre-existing proteins were recruited for their various functional properties (adhesion, catalysis) to form synaptic proteins such as neuroligins [88] and provided the molecular foundations for the evolution of the central nervous system synapse.

Such a move would dangerously undermine one of the central foundations of Mexico's modern social pact, by drastically reducing fiscal revenues and allowing foreign interests to control one of the most strategic areas of the economy.

He said it would "change the nature of money, shake the foundations of central banking and deliver nothing less than a democratic revolution for all who use financial services".

This centrality of economics paradoxically produces another threat to the foundations of central banking: increasing democratization and populism, focused and stirred by economic woes.

London's buried diggers Ed Smith | New Statesman | 5 June 2014 When archaeologists excavate the foundations of present-day central London, they will find 1,000 mechanical diggers entombed in concrete.

It laid the financial foundation of the English take-over of the central role of the Dutch Republic and Bank of Amsterdam in global commerce in the 18th century.

Structures on square shallow foundations were located over the central part of each soil-cement grid system.

The physiological foundations of transfer of training are not limited merely to the anatomical considerations of the central nervous system.

Az-Zahir built the four arcades of the central hall and aisle, which presently serve as the foundation of the mosque.

That seemed a good, plain summation of the central conflict that has roiled American life since the nation's foundation, through slavery and segregation and their bitter legacies.