Sentence examples for sits at the core from inspiring English sources

Advanced manufacturing sits at the core of the strategies of the other companies moving to the South.

The key thing to remember is to make sure this sits at the core of your business.

Evangelical Christianity, argues Mr Frum, sits at the core of Mr Bush's own reformed personality: his confidence stems from his belief that "the future is held in stronger hands than his own".

It's a myth almost universally believed, that sits at the core of liberal technocratic thought, and has been embedded in practically every other work of speculative fiction for the last half century.

Lydon himself cannot quite find the words to convey the profundity of all this, but it surely sits at the core of a lot of what still defines him – not least, a furious urge to express himself.

The A9 which sits at the core of the iPhone 6S still feels snappy, a year on, whether you're running iOS 10 or sticking with the older version until the bugs are ironed out.

This fund could sit at the core of virtually any investment portfolio.

Purpose must sit at the core of the brand, driving everything it does.

Long forgotten is the emphasis on hearts and minds that sat at the core of the Coin strategy back in February 2009.

But Swan, the Labor treasurer from 2007 to 2013, says climate change previously sat at the core of the G20 agenda "not just as an environmental issue but as a core issue of sustainable economic growth".

Hall, who was shortlisted for the Man Booker prize in 2002 for her second novel, The Electric Michaelangelo, did not feel duty-bound to engage with the contemporary issues - climate change, fanaticism - that sit at the core of The Carhullan Army.