Sentence examples for invisible backbone from inspiring English sources

They are the invisible backbone of British contemporary music.

And it's quite content to stay in the background this time, being the invisible backbone for consumer-facing companies.

The latter, as the World health report 2006 [ 3] discusses, constitute the "invisible backbone of the health system"; any shortage in terms of their number or skills would adversely affect the performance of the system.

One set of views he shares with Trump is disdain for international institutions, alliances and norms — the often-invisible backbone of much of U.S. foreign policy for the past 70 years.

Participants will examine insect larvae and other benthic micro invertebrates (translation: animals without backbones invisible to the naked eye) collected from nearby Titicus River.

It is "shocking and shaming" that middle aged women are invisible in the theatre despite forming the "backbone" of audiences, Samantha Bond, the actress, has warned.

We investigate the validity of this assumption with lattice Monte Carlo simulations of A-g-B graft copolymers modeled as either random walk (RW) or self-avoiding walk (SAW) chains composed of multiple invisible B blocks grafted to an A backbone that is either in size-exclusion chromatography (SEC) or liquid adsorption chromatography (LAC) mode.

Mary Kalikawe, owner of Kiroyera Tours and chair of the Association of Women in Tanzania, says: "Women have been invisible and unheard for too long, yet they are the backbone, strength and wisdom of our country.

Invisible as it might be to the general public, it remains the backbone of American soccer.

Backbone: The major network transmission path for network interconnections in the invisible plumbing of the telecomunications world beyond your phone.

Foreign aid is one of the backbones of the Laotian economy, and Vientiane's tourist population is almost invisible next to the hundreds of resident foreigners.