Sentence examples for staple features of from inspiring English sources

Considering that picture-in-picture is one of the staple features of Android 8.0, it only makes sense that PIP would come to YouTube TV.

The game was criticized for the removal of several staple features of the series, but complimented the new online play feature as being "the most balanced Advance Wars experience".

The husband-and-wife act was a staple feature of country music in the 1930s and 40s.

Fiscal policy - alterations in tax and spending plans to influence the economic cycle - used once upon a time to be a staple feature of US economic textbooks.

It was kind of a staple feature of our slumber parties, we would put it on and watch it at people's houses.

Air miles may have little to do with customer loyalty, but as long as they retain tangible monetary value they should remain a staple feature of airline travel.

Internships have become a staple feature of graduate CVs: 36% of graduate vacancies for leading employers in 2013 will be filled by applicants who've already worked for an organisation as an undergraduate.

THE WHITE QUEEN (Starz, Aug. 10) The summer is low on new costume dramas, increasingly a staple feature of the TV schedule, but Starz is offering this 10-part British production set during the Wars of the Roses and based on historical novels by Philippa Gregory.

A staple feature of the ABM paradigm is the repetitive interaction of agents.

In her study The Recitative Soliloquy, Margaret Murata records that laments of this kind became a staple feature of operas until about 1650, "thereafter more rarely until the total triumph of the aria around 1670".

It is interesting to note that a staple feature of nursing curricula such as science is hindered by an extant lack of research on what must be taught to provide the best preparation for students progressing towards nursing practice.