Sentence examples for such underpinnings from inspiring English sources

Such underpinnings suggest the Renegade should be comfortable enough to prowl parking lots from sea to shining sea.

"When there is empathy toward one, is it not prejudice against the other?", argues Mr Sessions, who thinks Ms Sotomayor may "look outside the law and evidence".Although Democrats are convinced Republicans will get nowhere by attacking the "empathy" of a judge, such judicial underpinnings were raised in the Supreme Court's Ricci decision.

GM has previously employed such Australian underpinnings for the two-door GTO and four-door G8 models in the now-defunct Pontiac brand, as well as for the foundation of the current-generation Chevrolet Camaro.

The idea that a harmonious hamlet can have such creepy underpinnings is why the Enabler loves the Chalet.

Archaeologists and historians do not usually have basic statistical analysis as part of their tool-kit, and so it is possible for papers without such statistical underpinnings to appear archaeological and classical journals because the basic problems simply are not recognised.

Such farsighted underpinnings differ markedly from the current items identified by British PSE study subjects with elevated mental health scores.

Many people in the West may not realize what strong underpinnings such condemnations have in Islamic law.

Mr Morin points to a Japanese saying that "the nail that sticks up gets hammered down"; in Palo Alto, it drives a new Ferrari.Such attitudes sound ephemeral but they once had structural underpinnings, such as America's immigration laws and its once-generous treatment of capital gains.

Specifically, eye precursors and taste receptors share some developmental underpinnings such that scaling back the eyes allows for greater development of taste receptors (Yamamoto et al. 2009).

The Republican fortress has many underpinnings, such as gerrymandered congressional districts that favor the GOP, an intellectual infrastructure that churns ideas through conservative think tanks and media, an ever-stronger political and policy-based alliance with corporate America, and the most sophisticated vote-tracking technology around.

In addition, interventions must have theoretical underpinnings such as those listed in the Kings Fund report.