Sentence examples for very components of from inspiring English sources

Rather, the very components of the system militate against children's oral health through the dynamic, sometimes conflicting, often constrictive, usually invisible connections across and within multiple contexts.

I believe I have been able to consolidate these major factors into three very, very broad components of the future or work.

"We do believe that privacy was a very, very large component of that," Ms. Caplan said.

Peggy Conlon, president and chief executive of the Ad Council, called the radio medium "a very, very important component" of many Ad Council campaigns.

Whatever "Double Falsehood" is, very few components of it will be genuinely new to Shakespeare fans.

"Our concerns are about very important components of a democratic society," Mr. Jagland said.

Discipleship Centre's programme manager, Jay Kumar, says: "Groups such as women's self-help groups are very important components of village society and have tremendous potential in influencing and guiding the path of a village's development".

This applies also for gearing which are still today one of very important components of almost all machines.

We rely on each other for some very basic components of our economy and our standard of living.

"The simple fact is that as employers we have put together the very best components of an offer in agreement with the unions and the Scottish government.

Lakes are very important components of the earth's hydrological cycle, providing a variety of services for humans and ecosystem functioning.