Sentence examples for underpinning strength from inspiring English sources

Prior to the merger with Khalifa University, Masdar Institute's underpinning strength was its leading edge research focusing on energy, sustainability, water, food, health, and innovation.

This is the stuff of which bull markets are made: A favorable credit cycle, real estate recovery and government reform are all underpinning strength in Japanese equities".

The depth of exploration gave insights into the central importance attached to family interests and policies of openness; alignment of these values often underpinned strength of opinion and levels of agreement.

The strength of the evidence underpinning effectiveness is a determinant of innovation diffusion and adoption [ 36, 37].

Underpinning this strength is a gradually improving picture of the labor market, where, according to the Labor Department, employers added about two hundred thousand jobs a month between November and January.

All three of the housebuilders had previously predicted that long-term factors underpinning the strength of the UK housing market would make it relatively resistant to a Brexit vote.

We show that several disease-linked mutations convert FGFR3 to a stronger client, where the determinant underpinning client strength involves an allosteric network through the N-lobe and at the lobe interface.

No such aid is needed at the top end of the London market, which is frothing over as the wealthy compete for prime locations (see article).The Bank of England has tended to play down the role of the housing market in underpinning the strength of private consumption in the past few years.

Mr. Buffett turns to a familiar defense of how Berkshire's sprawling conglomerate model — one that, employed by other companies, has made them targets of activism campaigns — underpins the strength of its myriad businesses.

"We believe that the formation of Thomson-Reuters marks a watershed in the global information business, and will underpin the strength, integrity and sustainability of Reuters as a global leader in news and financial information for many years to come," Mr Gyllenhammar added.

Discussions tend to dissolve into rows about levels of tax but in this programme Jo Fidgen explores the values and intuitions that underpin our strength of feeling.