Sentence examples similar to underpin economically from inspiring English sources
"It's what underpins the economically diverse neighborhoods New Yorkers want to live in.
The initiative grabbed the headlines by purporting to be something new and fresh, but it was more symbolic than practical and did nothing to really challenge business or indeed economically underpin a new kind of parenting contract.
But even there multi-party democracy underpinned by fair elections looks secure.Bulgaria, though economically creaky and more corrupt than most other ex-communist countries, has done a bit better than Romania of late.
As the fourth cereal crop of the world, barley (Hordeum vulgare L., 2n = 2H = 14) provides economically important source of human and animal nutrition and underpins the malting and brewing industries.
Senegal has a special brand of Islam, underpinned by a system of respected brotherhoods that have been tolerant yet economically powerful.
Right across western Europe, one postwar legacy of the economically catastrophic 1930s was a reinvention of the nation through social settlements, underpinned by new policies of economic management, regional aid and social welfare (which in the UK meant Keynes plus Barlow plus Beveridge).
Since the 1980s, natural resource management (NRM) in rural Australia has been underpinned by rationalities and technologies of governing that constitute agricultural landscapes and resource managers in economically rational terms.
In developing countries, social learning normally encourages the emergence of a positive attitude about the adoption of soil conservation innovation (Dessie et al. 2013) but in more economically developed countries, soil degradation and other land concerns require immediate policy attention informed and underpinned by rigorous technical knowledge (Thomas et al. 2012).
