Sentence examples for pillar of future from inspiring English sources
Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, declared last week that the TTP was a crucial "pillar" of future US influence.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership, once declared by Abe a crucial "pillar" of future US influence, has been doomed by the election of Donald Trump as his successor.
And in a humbling admission that the S.U.V. era is all but over, G.M., Detroit's leading automaker, said it was considering selling the gas-guzzling Hummer brand it once regarded as a pillar of future growth.
This will make it hard for Japan to make medical tourism a pillar of future economic growth, as the government plans.The Japanese are justly proud of their health-care system.
Howlett writes that it is a key pillar of future growth but is only expected to yield some $47 million in incremental revenue over the next three or so years.
But Telekom executives have been vague about their strategic vision, repeating almost mantra-like that they have targeted "four pillars" of future growth: mobile communications; online services; access to the Internet and high-speed data networks; and system services.
Research by the World Bank shows that only half of all income shows up in Thailand's national-accounts data which is among the lowest rates in Asia.And while the benefits of Thailand's economic growth since the 1960s have raised incomes and provided health care and education to most Thais, the pillars of future prosperity look shaky.
So there you have it – the pillars of future offence.
It is a big setback for Microsoft, which considers search technology a pillar of its future growth not least as it competes against Google.The firm's focus on security championed by Bill Gates himself took resources away from Longhorn, admits Greg Sullivan, a lead product manager in the Windows client division.
Offshore wind has the potential of becoming an important pillar of the future European energy system.
The Compressed Baryonic Matter (CBM) experiment will be one of the major scientific pillars of the future Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) in Darmstadt.
