Sentence examples for good underpinning from inspiring English sources

"They are a good underpinning for a considerable chunk of exports".

Wall Street," he went on to say, "has exposed us to a substantially diminished view of America to the world and should return to the banking it did 20 years ago when it was boring and it provided a good underpinning to the economy".

Acknowledging wide interest in farmland as an investment, Pereira Gray said: "Mark Twain's remark that 'they are not making any more land' is a good underpinning reason why farmland is attractive".

The dire consequences of not changing how we move people and goods underpinned the conference.

"What is lovely about this institute is that we see people picking up the skills to go out and answer really important questions where we haven't got, at the moment, a very good evidenced underpinning.

But as noted, the orchestra is on good behavior, underpinning the vocal line first with plucked chords and then with long legato lines that hum with drama but present the singer with no significant competition.

What's less of a given and more of a delight is the sophisticated good taste underpinning the whimsical flourishes.

Complex interventions need to be based on evidence and have good theoretical underpinning.

But it has the sinew of a really good procedural, underpinned by genuine moral outrage.

But colonialism destroyed or strangled possibilities and potential for progress, such as Mughal Emperor Akbar's "sul-e-kul" or "universal good" which underpinned his governance.

What we said: There are a few journo cliches – but it has the sinew of a really good procedural, underpinned by genuine moral outrage.