Sentence examples for the right backbone from inspiring English sources

He says the VC firm encourages young founders to grapple with these kinds of issues early, as well as helping them build in company mechanisms "to make sure we have the right backbone so we don't lose our way".

But given how easily Mr. McCain recently caved in to the demands of the religious right, what backbone does he have left to stand up to the heady forces of Washington's special interests?

The Democrats should have enough backbone to do the right thing and endorse what we all know is best: a single-payer system.

Addressing those in Whitesburg, many from coal-mining families who complained of unsafe working conditions and untreated disease, he said: "We desperately need a president to stand up with some backbone and do the right thing for regular working people.

Qwest officials emphasized the building's location, half a mile from the region's optical fiber backbone, which is along the right of way of the New York State Thruway.

Less than five months into his presidency, Newsweek lauded Clinton's "shift to the right" and urged him to show "the backbone" to stay there.

On the left is the backbone representation and on the right is the surface representation with the same color scheme.

The electron density peak to the right of the water corresponds to the backbone carbonyl oxygen of Glu81.

Using kitchen scissors, cut up the back of the bird either side of the backbone right through to the neck opening.

The right to propagate Christianity threatened Confucian values, the backbone of the imperial system.

In a recent interview with Truth Dig, he echoes the right in claiming that Obama is "weak", lacks "backbone" and has yet to show "real spine".