Sentence examples for three central pillars from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's tax proposal has three central pillars.

Mr. Romney's tax proposal is built on three central pillars.

Campbell stated that universal bioethics is supported by three central pillars, namely informed consent, medical confidentiality, and the prohibition of fraud or deception (Campbell, 2013).

A hospital-wide difficult airway response team was developed in 2008 at The Johns Hopkins Hospital with three central pillars: operations, safety monitoring, and education.

This paper surveys how the three central pillars of process control – PID control, conventional advanced control, and linear/nonlinear model predictive control – have been used and how they have contributed toward increasing productivity.

The interior of the building was also somewhat modified, often featuring three central pillars rather than one and occasionally a wooden platform bed raised high off the ground.

Meanwhile the space was dominated by two central pillars.

More often, and most thrillingly, two women the troupe's two central pillars, Surupa Sen, its artistic director and choreographer, and Bijayini Satpathy, its director of education pass male and female roles back and forth between them.

Because it is an official victory, it is to a large extent a prescriptive remembering, focused on two central pillars and their firmly entrenched formulas: the "peaceful revolution" and the normative Vergangenheitsbewältigung, as in Germany.

More often, and most thrillingly, two women — the troupe's two central pillars, Surupa Sen, its artistic director and choreographer, and Bijayini Satpathy, its director of education — pass male and female roles back and forth between them.

His argument had two central pillars: that Iraq had taken the United States' eye off the real battle in Afghanistan, and that it had diminished the United States' standing in the world.