Sentence examples for underpinned to from inspiring English sources

The laundry's foundation was to be much deeper than that of the house, requiring that the house's foundation be underpinned to prevent a collapse.

Over two decades, she wrote children's books set almost exclusively in late-19th-century England, humorously creating an atmosphere that was accurately enough underpinned to feel convincing, without ever feeling over-researched or teacherly.

Manufacturing with optimal quality standards is underpinned to the high reliability of its equipment and systems, among other essential pillars.

Growth in modern agricultural productivity has been underpinned to a large extent by the utilization of effective strategies to control disease.

They also referred to the 'Things↔People' and 'Ideas↔Data' dimensions proposed by Prediger [ 38] which can be underpinned to Holland's typology.

Mr. Boulud's cooking has always had a homey underpinning to it.

Promotion of a mesomorphic body image underpinned advice to affect muscle building and control weight.

He wants governments to underpin their approach to meeting the challenge of deprivation with science.

The remedy should be to underpin democracy, not to dispense with it for administrative convenience.

This framework is used to underpin forecasting related to the expansion of prosumption.

There's also much huffing and puffing to add a psychological underpinning to the plot.