Sentence examples for supportive foundations from inspiring English sources

In the last decade, manufacturers that once sold sturdy, supportive "foundations" reconceived lingerie as fashion, increasing their advertising while cutting back on basic fit and function (like linings under scratchy lace).

Such heavily supportive foundations were needed because the construction land was reclaimed from the River Mersey to build on.

Yet "Reframe" is not community art, as one formerly supportive foundation dismissively called it in rejecting Ms. Yokoshi's grant application.

The willingness of local community to participate and to deliver innovation in the process indicates a supportive foundation for the growing collaboration.

Having a supportive foundation made participants feel more prepared, and as though they had an external guide to rely on once they were in the field: I guess there would be other dilemmas where…we succeed and overcome those boundaries…Once again I am quite happy and quite lucky working within the [organization's] structure because we have those kind of foundations upon which we are working.

May your love for family be not a burden, but an offering to them of a supportive foundation for their own unique learning in this transitional time.

In terms of the metastatic niche, it is becoming increasingly apparent that stromal factors form a supportive foundation for metastatic colonisation and matricellular proteins may play a pivotal role in maintaining signalling cascades for tumour growth.

Mrs. Burns was an honorary member of the Royal Society of Medicine in London and the presiding trustee of a family foundation supportive of many New York and Palm Beach charities.

Poly-L-lactic acid is injected into deeper regions for creating supportive structure and foundation.

To accomplish this, volumizers are now available that are injected more deeply, resulting in the restoration of supportive structure and foundation.

Both collagen and hyaluronic acid are indicated for the treatment of more superficial corrections, such as smoothing surfaces, as opposed to fillers used in deeper regions to create more supportive structure and foundation.