Sentence examples for primary pillars from inspiring English sources

His work of renewal had two primary pillars: ecumenical outreach and historical research.

The N.D.P. was founded by Anwar el-Sadat and became one of the two primary pillars of the Mubarak era.

The company also created "The Harold," a long-form performance structure that is widely considered to be one of improvisation's three primary pillars.

Leibniz's positive account of space and time might be thought of as resting on two primary pillars and being filled out by a number of ancillary theses.

The primary pillars of government are the Executive Council, the civil service, the Legislative Council, and the Judiciary.

What the Call of Duty brand in 2016 means is two primary pillars of player engagement: the casual audience, and the pro scene.

Spatially connective infrastructure is a primary pillar for future policies to address the country's spatial disparities.

Today, with hundreds of companies competing yearly for inclusion in Working Mother 100 Best Companies, the four primary pillars--advancement of women, paid parental leave, child care and flex still hold up our efforts.

They have to reclaim the values and rescue ancestral knowledge, which is a primary pillar of the movement.

"The primary pillar for Facebook on privacy is control," Goku Rajaram, Facebook's product director for ads, said on Tuesday during the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in New York.

We are continuing to feel the sting of our lack of investment in our people -- particularly when it comes to education, the other primary pillar (along with a good job) of a healthy middle class.