Sentence examples for important spoke from inspiring English sources

Like Sancho, Joseph is a black Briton, tied ancestrally to an important spoke of the African diaspora: Joseph traces his heritage to St. Lucia, while Sancho was believed by his biographer, Joseph Jekyll, to have been born on a slave ship; later, by marriage, he acquired a connection with Jamaica.

"I can't announce anything about new products specifically, but you know payroll's a very important spoke," Conrad said at the time.

The interview touched on the topic of payroll, which Conrad called a "very important spoke".

Targets and profiling are two important spokes but a plan for cultural change, which wins hearts and minds, is a vital third spoke which enables the wheel to turn.

The 'hub-and-spoke' network is an important design for a variety of transportation and communications systems.

Under this latter account, both the ATL "hub" and modality-specific "spokes" provide necessary and important contributions to conceptualization (see Figure 1).

When you run into someone you haven't seen in a while and ask them 'what's up?', they'll typically tell you about the most important life events that happened since you last spoke.

Even more important, however, Guardiola's sometimes slightly ropey German spoke volumes about his humility.

Twelve airy bakehouses — each equipped with two ovens, and named for an important figure in the history of bread — radiate like spokes from the core.

Yet recent months have highlighted how fragile are these spoke-to-spoke relations among America's Asian allies, especially the two most important, Japan and South Korea.These days the architects of the pivot tend to stress its economic and diplomatic sides.

Almost all spoke of increasing age, human papillomavirus and smoking as important risk factors.