Sentence examples for pillar that can from inspiring English sources

"Do yourself the favor of building a modest third pillar that can protect you" against inflation.

The extractive industry is stated from the political system and the business community as a pillar that can and should be developed in order to boost the economy (Bjørst, 2016; Government of Greenland, 2014; Tiainen; 2016).

A Shiva lingam, a pillar that can be made out of myriad materials such as stone, clay, snow, rice, any substance, is an exception to anthropomorphic images found in Greek, Roman, and Hindu mythologies associated with gods and goddesses.

Though the country's political parties are bitterly divided over many aspects of economic policy, they all agree that the low corporate tax rate is one of the few pillars that can allow Ireland to return to economic health.

By making pillars from an epitaxial film of [0 0 1] Au on [0 0 1] MgO, using focused ion beam machining, we are able to create both puck-shaped pillars that can be stably prestrained and pillars with a high aspect ratio, which can be tested in uniaxial compression.

De Blasio sees government working to develop three pillars that can bolster the technology community in New York: professional development, access and (more nebulously) innovation.

An alternative approach takes advantage of elasto-capillary forces to pattern groups of pillars that can be coated with an appropriate metal and collapsed into an optimal structure for SERS [65].

And scattered every few miles are 'tank traps," concrete pillars that can be pushed over to ensnare an armored vehicle heading north.

This applies as much to how the legislative output of that political class has altered the role of key institutions – pillars of order that can make or blur the difference between a civilised society and a Hobbesian free-for-all.

"Large banks have to build a number of pillars of strength that can take the strain if one sector cannot deliver," says Pope.

Encouraged by this success and noting the pressure on existing infrastructure, an additional, much larger and an impressive Assembly hall (measuring, 31 feet high with 110 pillars) has been built that can accommodate 3500 monks to assemble for prayers.