Sentence examples for underpinned in from inspiring English sources

Instead England contrived to get themselves into bother, the innings underpinned, in their contrasting fashions, only by Cook and a brilliant hundred from Jonny Bairstow so that they were able to close on 279 for six.

The Australian bowlers chipped away and gained reward for perseverance more than inspiration while the England innings was underpinned in its mid-section by a century partnership for the fourth wicket between Kevin Pietersen and Paul Collingwood, remarkably the most productive of all England pairings for that wicket.

But they believe the basic idea that eurozone governance arrangements will need greater democratic accountability underpinned in an EU treaty will eventually come to the fore again.

But they were beaten by Burkina Faso on Sunday 3 February and the defeat was the prompt for a whirlwind five days underpinned, in Adebayor's opinion, by characteristically inept organisation from the Togo Football Federation.

The rally has been underpinned in part by the region's relatively strong economic fundamentals as well as copious liquidity — sparking some concern among analysts that an asset price bubble may be forming.

What is now needed is a robust and agreed framework, underpinned in law, which sets out the practice and the processes to be followed before the UK engages in military action in the future.

In that sense, Christianity's role in Europe resembles that of the constitutional monarchies which it underpins in several countries.

The availability and quality of underpinning in vivo and in vitro data informing the computer based models is also considered.

In summary, there was no compelling signature at the level of gene expression of a coordinated deregulation of apoptotic pathways underpinning in vitro GC resistance.

Expectations for more monetary stimulus from central banks in the United States and Europe have underpinned markets in recent weeks.

The staff number rise was the steepest in four years, underpinned by increases in recruitment in the service sector.