Sentence examples for it a backbone from inspiring English sources
This gives it a backbone of flavor.
The band changed between its first and second incarnations, when Mr. Crutchfield was replaced by the bassist Tim Wright, who started to ground the flighty enterprise and give it a backbone.
Early Christian writers borrowed this idea and made it a backbone of their own understanding of the universe.
Everyone has to own their responsibility and they'll be called out if they are not meeting it," a backbone staff member shared.
The classification of the wolf, for example, indicates that it has a backbone (Chordata), that it suckles its young (Mammalia), and that it is a meat eater (Carnviroa).
The problem maybe that it is not a "DSL" issue, it is a backbone issue, and the "DSL" reps who answer the phone are targeted to being able to help the consumer turn on his DSL modem.
The standard approach to construct a BAC-based physical map is to construct a dense genetic map, and used it as a backbone for anchoring and ordering on it BAC contigs.
"It's the next generation of Internet performance, and it delivers a backbone which allows the entire network to scale from today's capacity, which supports about 250 million users, to tomorrow's demand, which is for 1 billion users".
If it is a backbone problem, the clueful reps who actually listen to you will escalate to their backbone group.
"It's a backbone issue," he said in an interview after the speech.
