Sentence examples for traditionally underpinned from inspiring English sources
As Mattel's power brands lose their lustre – Barbie has traditionally underpinned the group's profits – the company has looked elsewhere for new growth channels.
But critics say they have helped to expand the disparity between rich and poor and undermined many of the values that have traditionally underpinned Germany's social-market economy.
The non-rivalness of scientific knowledge has traditionally underpinned its status as a public good.
This reluctance presumably reflects the paternalistic model of clinician-patient relationship which has traditionally underpinned healthcare.
This research reports on a new approach to conservation assessment that seeks to extend the target-based model traditionally underpinning systematic conservation planning.
extends her concept of the cyborg to explore how the figure of "companion species" can rethink the models of reality that traditionally underpin cultural research.
South Korean society has traditionally been underpinned by Buddhist and Confucian values, which emphasize diligence, stoicism and modesty.
The GP's gatekeeping role and their relationship with patients, which has traditionally been underpinned by trust, might be viewed as an opportunity to manipulate the system, which does not affect the physiotherapist-patient relationship in the same way.
Traditionally, the Scottish economy has been dominated by heavy industry underpinned by shipbuilding in Glasgow, coal mining and steel industries.
That has underpinned the market.
What underpinned it ideologically?
