Sentence examples for its backbone are from inspiring English sources

If the businesses that are its backbone are priced out, who will want to visit?

Forming its backbone are the sections relating Teddy's time as an RAF fighter pilot in the Second World War but, apart from this period of incredible yet incredibly modest heroism, much of the rest of his story is laced with ordinariness and disappointment.

Its backbone is a film Mr. Rouse made in Paris.

Once its backbone was exposed, the acylphosphatase started to form fibrils.

While the Fringe is open to anyone, its backbone is a series of fiefs like the Traverse.

AT&T, the world's biggest telecoms company, says traffic on its backbone is growing "at a pace of more than 50% per year".

Today, their legacy forms the skeleton of the region's tourism draw, and its backbone is Highway 61, known as the Blues Highway.

Although four stories, three fictional and one real, are folded together in Eric Khoo's elliptical film "Be With Me," the tale that gives this delicate, melancholic movie its backbone is the true one of its courageous central character, Theresa Chan.

Its backbone is hydroelectric dams on the Columbia River, and while the operators must often run all of the falling water through its power-producing turbines for environmental reasons, the grid could adjust the supply by turning off fossil fuel plants.

The area is a partially submerged, dissected upland terrain that rises abruptly to heights above 2,950 feet (900 metres); its backbone is made up of a series of ridges, running northeast to southwest, that tie in closely with the structural trend in South China.

Its backbone is "professors' participation channels", based on the participative-collaborative model.