Sentence examples for which underpinned from inspiring English sources

In another veiled warning to fellow Conservatives, the Work and Pensions Secretary will argue that Britain will only be great again if everyone is part of the economic recovery and growth, which underpinned by social change.

Again like Venice, it has lost many of the economic advantages which underpinned that success.

Well, I think its worth reintroducting the idea of "narrow banking," which underpinned Glass Steagall.

It was all part of the amazing Code, which underpinned the knowable universe.

That thesis, which underpinned the government's response to the financial crisis, helps explain why homeowners languished for years without relief.

Suarez apart, the one common link in Dalglish's spending is that it has been focused on British footballers, which underpinned his success at Blackburn.

Usually, adjacent properties need to be underpinned, which is trickiest with soil.

There was a fund of good will accompanying this victory, which not only underpinned Stenson's popularity in the game but also reinforced the big idea that drives it, in effect that hard work conquers all.

The press, having been beleaguered for months during testimony from victims, followed by a report which recommended regulation underpinned by statute, and then a royal charter negotiated with the assistance of its tormentors Hacked Off, was let off the leash just a little.

Taken together, the antiviral property of SHYGC against HBV is strongly underpinned, which merits further investigation of the action mechanism and rigorously designed clinical trial in future.

In that author's opinion, the psychometric model, which has for decades underpinned assessment theory, is no longer adequate.