Sentence examples for underpinned about from inspiring English sources

As of 2009, this new knowledge underpinned about a quarter of a trillion dollars worldwide market, of which about $91 billion was in US products that incorporate nanoscale components [4].

It's underpinned with thoughts about Zen Buddhism and reincarnation.

This underpinned much of the ambivalence about being identified with the study.

Their performance is compatible with and underpinned by expert EFL teachers' knowledge about pedagogy.

Operating an online bazaar under virtually the same principles that underpinned Oda's marketplace, www.rakuten.co.jp draws about 95 million hits a month as a gateway to about 2,800 merchants around the country selling everything from eggs to kimonos.

As befits the man known as "two brains", his work is underpinned by careful thought and sprinkled with new ideas about how to bolster the family.

Although the accompanying statement of facts fingered the bank for giving misleading information about the quality of the mortgages that underpinned securities it sold, there was little to fuel private lawsuits seeking compensation.

A1 The White House, laboring to build domestic and international support for its postwar efforts in Iraq, is facing renewed criticism about how it managed the intelligence that underpinned its case for the war.

The choice of questions asked is often underpinned by assumptions - both implicit and explicit - about sex and gender.

In the very local and proximate setting of the arts-based small group work, the practitioners recognised the importance of trying to establish a group identity and were mostly successful in generating 'communitas' underpinned by bonds of trust through which children, 'shared things about themselves that I don't think they would ordinarily feel comfortable saying in a large group'.

Kennedy also penned a key concurrence opinion in another case — this one about the extent of federal water-pollution law — that underpinned how the Obama administration wrote its most significant and controversial rule on water pollution.