Sentence examples for new pillar from inspiring English sources
Without such material, Facebook's new pillar will be built on a shaky foundation.
"It will be about establishing a new pillar so that power in the world is more balanced," Mr. Remchukov said.
Let us, he said, make "the conscious pursuit of happiness" a new pillar of global cooperation, the "ninth Millennium Development Goal".
If state officials had envisioned that Mr. Schilling would become a glamorous new pillar of the local business community, they had miscalculated there, too.
"Using a patient's own cells - identifying them, isolating them, expanding them, and infusing them back - is an exciting new pillar for drug development," Professor Bluestone said.
For one thing, the SOE restructuring hit blue-collar workers hard even as the middle class a new pillar of support for the party was beginning to grow and flourish.
The old pillars of the college coaching industry are being reinforced and replaced by new pillars.
During their centuries of use, the pillars were periodically buried, with new pillars built on top of or alongside the old ones.
McCain offered to build new pillars for that system — a League of Democracies, a new nuclear nonproliferation regime and a successor to the Kyoto treaty.
On Tuesday, Mr. Kan said Japan would retain nuclear and fossil fuels as energy sources, but vowed to add two new pillars to Japan's energy policy: renewable energy and conservation.
Today's announcement confirmed two new pillars to the government's franchise policy: incumbents should make way for new operators; and the farepayer must shoulder a greater share of railway running costs through higher ticket prices.
