Sentence examples for of real role from inspiring English sources

Chief executive Julie Bentley, who is about to launch a campaign to encourage more young women to become guide leaders, says there is a lack of real role models for girls aged 10 and above.

The potential finding of FGF23 levels as a biomarker of CAAC in the present study cannot lead to the conclusion of a real role of FGF23 in the pathogenesis of vascular calcification.

All three strategies are complementary but cannot replace functional studies for confirmation of the real role of the identified virulence factors in pathogenesis.

She certainly doesn't ignore the appalling side of contemporary midlife, including newly invented diseases like "female sexual dysfunction," which should probably be called "cash cow dysfunction" in honor of its real role in medicine, which is to justify the creation of a "treatment" that can get past the F.D.A.

3. Guardian News & Media: Points of View An excellent reminder of what the real role of a newspaper, and media in general, is in our society.

By re-adjusting the modern version of the economy, understood now as a vicious cycle of money and goods accumulation, we can manage to retrieve the first meaning of the economy to its real role of provider of the material ground to sustainably contribute to the personal, social and environmental development of the human being.

Because of this problem, the real role of keeping the government under control is left to defense attorneys.

Ideally, and with some admirable combination of fidelity and duplicity, Trump would play Iago only unto himself; of course, his real role is to feign ignorance as the fool.

Critics have long accused City Charter of concealing its real role as a school founded for and by prosperous Westside parents.

The real role of drains consists of avoiding this peak of pore pressure that could cause land sliding.

There was not enough information to illustrate the real role of antibiotics in the treatment of viral pneumonia in our study yet.