Built in 1836, it's an impressive house fronted by several pillars.
"I think we've undermined several pillars" of the argument that hunting helps conservation, Dr. Treves said.
But the network Comcast bought had several pillars outside of prime time — the "Today" show, "The Tonight Show" and "Nightly News" — that had weathered the storm.
Little by little, regional economies in the United States are gaining strength, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday, though several pillars — housing, real estate and the jobs market — remain weak.
Speaking at the three-day Asia Security Conference here, Mr. Wolfowitz said the region's long-term stability rested on several pillars, including continued American engagement.
For example, in the form called "zigzagging across several pillars," the ground of most raschel fabrics, the front bar makes crochet chains, or "pillars," which are connected by zigzag inlays.
In the famous Persian mosques, the characteristic Persian elements are the tapered brick pillars, the arches (each supported by several pillars), the huge arcades, and the four sides called eyvāns.
Carter cited several pillars of the international order that he argued should be defended and strengthened: peaceful resolution of disputes, freedom from coercion, respect for state sovereignty and freedom of navigation.
But there's little doubt that Mr. Raheem had entered perilous waters — particularly at a time when the military leadership faces an array of legal actions that challenge several pillars of the army's longstanding grip on power in Pakistan.
The Guardian also referred to "a great cloaking cover-up" and after asking "how on earth it was allowed to stand" came up with an answer: it had occurred "with the connivance of several pillars of an establishment".
