Sentence examples for pillars of this from inspiring English sources

But consider the two fundamental pillars of this particular reform movement.

When I was a child, two piles of magazines, pillars of this misplaced faith in a leisurely reading future, rose in adjacent basements.

But it is a reminder that economic and fiscal management, in the form of spending austerity, are the central pillars of this government's success with middle Britain.

"The four pillars of this plan were establishing security, restoring essential services, creating conditions for economic development, and enabling the transition to democratic governance," Mr. Skelton said.

The three policy pillars of this new era are familiar to us all: privatisation of the public sphere, deregulation of the corporate sector, and lower corporate taxation, paid for with cuts to public spending.

But both pillars of this once-visionary strategy are now being called into question".Vodafone has consistently overpromised and underdelivered on its 'bigger is better' strategy," complains John Karidis, an analyst at Man Securities.

Elasu was the pillar of this family.

That explains the lure of juche (loosely, self-reliance, or autarky), which is the sole ideological pillar of this mythology.

Ms. Wei is a pillar of this Taipei company, along with its artistic director, Wu Hsing-kuo, who conceived the production.

One very important role remained open: Berenice, the black cook who was the pillar of this Southern family.

Certainly its authority with the public aligns badly with any conception of rational choice, which is supposedly a pillar of this self-same economic theory.