Sentence examples similar to substantially underpins from inspiring English sources
Behind the theatrics, two important and opposing principles are at stake: the principle that rich people should pay substantially more of their income in taxes, which underpinned American politics for almost a century; and the principle that a politician who endorses a tax increase of any kind is inviting certain defeat, which has dominated politics in Washington for much of the past decade.
Of the papers discussed, only Spector (2014) and Koper (2014) attempt to ground their conceptualization of a SLE in theoretical fields that underpin learning theories; however, their approaches are substantially different.
NGS offers the promise of tremendous public benefit as it underpins both improvements in our understanding of disease as well as substantially changing our practical ability to translate this knowledge through improved diagnostics and therapeutics.
"It is critical that there be a form of advertising and a transactional solution that underpins the DVR, or the economics of television are going to be substantially undermined".
Those numbers caused a stir, because they were substantially higher than HFC warming forecasts made by other climate models, including those underpinning the massive reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Sundar Raman, marketing director for North American fabric care at Procter & Gamble, said that Gain has grown substantially in the last two decades and that "the U.S. Hispanic consumer has really been the underpinning for the growth".
Oil underpins Vladimir Putin's kleptocracy.
Although it has "substantially reduced" its budget deficit since 2009, the commission said Athens should use the next several years, while supported by bailout money, to "underpin" the measures introduced.
The WTO underpins this success.
Ballooning underpins the three sections.
