Sentence examples for underpin future from inspiring English sources

This link should underpin future studies designed to definitively demonstrate causality.

Volkswagen's Budd-e concept is an all-electric MPV that shows off the brand's new EV architecture slated to underpin future electric models across the VW Group.

Dave Hadley, chief economist at RES, one of the UK's largest independent renewables firms, says that while investor confidence in long-term project development is low, investment in the technology and services essential to underpin future renewable generation remains high.

Given the recent strength of the oil price, which should underpin future exploration and production activity and the increased activity in new hydrocarbon development activity such as shale gas fracking and oil shales, we believe this is unjustifiably low.

Masayoshi Son, SoftBank's leader, has been making significant investments in companies that collect enormous quantities of data and that are therefore likely to underpin future, technology-led transformations in everything from food to finance.

More work would verify her thesis, but the team has been unable to get the funding for the necessary further research that will be needed to underpin future clinical trials.

The transaction "strengthens the balance sheet of Jet Airways" and "underpins future revenue streams" for the company, the chairman Naresh Goyal said when the deal was announced.

The threat of collective industrial action wielded just weeks ahead of the general election concentrated ministerial minds, and a round of talks was set up to establish the principles underpinning future occupational pension arrangements.

Howard Wheeldon, an aviation industry analyst at BGC Partners in London, said the reprieve from high oil prices, which underpins future profit projections, was just a "temporary intermission," while demand would suffer as European consumers pulled back.

Clusters affect competition in three broad ways: first, by increasing the productivity of companies based in the area; second, by driving the direction and pace of innovation, which underpins future productivity growth; and third, by stimulating the formation of new businesses, which expands and strengthens the cluster itself.

Ginsburg's innovation underpinned future analog audio and videotape machines.  .  .