Sentence examples for there is underpinning from inspiring English sources

Oracle were featured as a provider to Salesforce in 2005, but since then both companies have been quiet about just how much Oracle there is underpinning the Salesforce platform.

But then there's advertising, which is underpinning the messaging apps' moves into payments/commerce and media alike.

The utility of any predictive tool is underpinned by there being some modification of treatment that could be applied, which would beneficially alter outcomes.

But the trouble with the ways of Mourinho are that when the winning stops and the pretty lines – "little horses need milk" and all that – cease, there is nothing underpinning the structure except the spite and bile he perpetrates.

While Justices wrote about a right to privacy, there is something underpinning that right, and it is this: what kind of intrusive government regime would be required if the government actually enforced laws against contraceptive devices?

But this being New Jersey, you can bet there is personal animus underpinning the bill as well.

Mr Miliband said there was statute underpinning the charter, "which is actually protecting it from being changed".

"The point is there is so much science that underpins the rightness of this approach".

However, Bishop and Verleger (2013) criticized the term "flipped classroom", arguing that is a buzz word and there is no underpinning rationale behind the new teaching model.

Although offering a flexible client-centred service is generally considered to be key to smoking cessation support [ 16, 38], there is little evidence underpinning how this should be done.

Inescapably, though, there is this idea underpinning the toy industry, as well as strains of modern pedagogy, that male and female children are fundamentally different, that their interests stem from and reveal a difference in their brains and that to object to this is the endpoint of politically correct foolishness, arguing about evidence that's in front of your own eyes.