Sentence examples for one major element from inspiring English sources

Researchers at the Center for Economic Policy and Research compiled the data, and The Huffington Post is presenting it here as part of a new project focusing on one major element of income inequality.

One major element of pressure on producers is the unchanged exchange regime of the Central Bank of Iran, which puts imported products at an advantage by failing to compensate for the relative increase in production costs of domestic producers.

One major element of that rethinking centers on Lower Manhattan's transportation needs.

But one major element is not: the medical education number, which the A.M.A. assigns to new medical students in order to track them throughout their careers.

The bailout Mr. Bush announced is missing one major element: a "car czar" to administer the program, a key feature of the legislation that was defeated in the Senate last week.

One major element of the peacemaking was a March 2009 announcement by the central government endorsing a plan to make Shanghai a global financial and shipping center by 2020.

However, in his column he manages to make a radical critique of the EU for lacking in democracy while neglecting to mention one major democratic element of the EU that is the European parliament.

One major downstream element negatively regulated by AMPK is the mammalian target-of-rapamycin (mTOR) pathway, which regulates cell growth via activation of protein synthesis [ 26], and, along with PGC-1α, is a necessary component of a transcriptional complex controlling mitochondrial oxidative function [ 27].

But there is one other major element of "Flowers in the Attic" that concerns books, and that is the introduction, which is written by Cathy herself and explains that this is her memoir.

N is also essential in proteins, each amino acid building block contains at least one atom of this major element.

This is surprising, as the uremic patient treated by chronic dialysis loses one major route of trace element excretion and is exposed systematically to a foreign environment (the dialysis fluid) possibly contaminated with significant amounts of potential deleterious trace elements.