Sentence examples for underpinning world from inspiring English sources

"World demand for milk products remains firm which, combined with increasing feed costs, is underpinning world quotations," the FAO said.

But the promises, made after demands for a progress update from football's governing body Fifa, do not deal with wider concerns about workers engaged in the £137bn construction boom underpinning World Cup infrastructure.

As other journalists were ball watching — reporting scorelines or writing player profiles — Jennings was digging into the dirty deals underpinning the world's most popular game.

For underpinning her world of people is that of politics, in which Sontag is irrevocably involved, be it out of contempt for her mayor, Rudy Giuliani, or in reflection upon the left-wing ideology that propelled her youth.

Plant genetic resources underpin world agriculture and their conservation is therefore imperative if food security and sustainable development is to be assured.

Oath-taking and rituals are a major part of juju, a powerful belief system that underpins the world view of millions of Africans.

The charter does not deal with the wider issue of holding to account the myriad contractors and subcontractors working on Vision 2030 and the infrastructure that will underpin the World Cup.

Accounting is conceptualized as an integral part of the assemblage that formed the heavenly order deemed by the ancient Egyptians to underpin their world.

Gatland said he hoped Wales continued to display the virtues of "honesty, and hard work" that underpinned their World Cup semi-final finish and the Six Nations success that has followed.

Revitalization efforts don't only benefit local communities: they show English, Chinese, Arabic and Spanish speakers different ways to approach the world, underpinning the cultural diversity essential to generating innovation, promoting personal and communal growth, and avoiding homogenization in an increasingly connected world.

The Floridan aquifer system, according to the Geological Survey, is one of the most productive in the world, underpinning about 100,000 square miles in southern Alabama, Southeastern Georgia, Southern South Carolina and all of Florida.