Sentence examples for good backbone from inspiring English sources

Virginia Davids, my singing teacher, gave me a good backbone.

They have this kind of doctor, that kind of doctor.' My kids hear that there's no crime among us, that we have a good culture, a good backbone.

Snap reportedly bought a web-based 3D game engine last year, called PlayCanvas, which would serve as a good backbone for even more robust developer tools.

The improved model selection can be attributed to the improved side-chain quality, which enables the MQAP to rescue good backbone models with poor side-chain packing.

Although gemcitabine is well tolerated, it does not appear to be a good backbone for combination with other chemotherapeutic or molecular-targeted agents.

It also highlights the need to include side-chain sampling into the MQAP procedure to avoid losing good backbone models suffering from poor side-chain packing.

However, the red did have nice cherry notes, while the white had a good citrusy backbone; so they could be used as a base for punches if thinned out with dry sparkling wine or a neutral spirit.

I think that's primarily it, it gives you a really good, solid backbone of amazing material, and then you can kind of stretch the edges of it, like with the last record, we did a Joni Mitchell tune called "Two Grey Rooms".

In terms of accuracy, Illumina sequencing provides a good data backbone and overcomes the homopolymer errors that occur with other sequencing technologies; consequently, it performs better than other strategies in the coverage of medically relevant DNA sequence variations [ 89, 90].

Women-oriented magazines retained their value in the Gruner deal -- Meredith paid $350 million for Family Circle, Parents, Child and Fitness -- because advertising for packaged goods, the backbone of women's magazines, has been slow to come online.

Because, although Obama has shown a good deal of backbone this week, and although he is hitting back with the help of his War Room, there is a large piece missing from this puzzle -- defining your opponent by telling his story with your frame around it.