Sentence examples for strongly underpinning from inspiring English sources
Second, that much of the wider industry value the BBC's role as an anchor for the creative sector, strongly underpinning an area of real strength for the national economy.
Fortunately, such a policy will be strongly underpinned by mutual economic advantage.
In a statement, Mr Grieve, MP for Beaconsfield since 1997, expressed his "delight" at the appointment and said: "I am particularly pleased to be in a position to contribute to the Government's civil liberties agenda, which is a personal priority for me; to work to improve access to justice and to ensure the rule of law strongly underpins everything we do".
But there are other factors which strongly underpin the media clusters in those cities.One is what economists commonly call knowledge spillovers.
Current data strongly support the view that trientine's efficacy is underpinned in substantive part by its ability to suppress Cu II -mediated oxidative stress and mitoCu II -mediatednctioxidative43].
Meetings with local Healthy Lifestyle services and project team members suggested that current health policy on health promotion in England is underpinned strongly by Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) [ 19].
They simply – but strongly - underpin it.
The age-dependent, partially reversible clinical presentation and the impairment of mt-tRNAGlu strongly suggest a possible pathophysiological link underpinning the spontaneous improvement in these mitochondrial conditions.
Although data was limited, our preliminary hypothesising and analysis strongly supported three proposed mechanisms as underpinning effective interventions for conflict and crisis-related sexual violence: 'We can work together to address this problem', 'There is help for this problem', and 'It's safe to tell'.
Thus, we can conclude that the serrated plastic flow strongly depends on the temporal characteristic of the atomic rearrangement underpinning plastic deformation: successive low degree of plastic deformation at high strain rate leads to less pronounced serrated flow, and intermittent high degree of plastic deformation at low strain rate results in more distinct serrated flow.
Overall, the sheer size of the Table does strongly indicate the commonality of many of the microbially based mechanisms underpinning or accompanying various autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
