Sentence examples for would be core from inspiring English sources

When the Yankees were eliminated from the division race on Sept. 27, 1993, there was no way of knowing that O'Neill, Williams, Key and Boggs would be core players on a team that would win a title three years later.

He said transparency and public participation would be core principles for his administration.

For this to be performed accurately there is a need for agreement in the clinical community about which outcomes would be core in the evaluation of MDT working.

But his independent streak has thrown off what would be his core supporters.

It makes sense that reserving a room online would be a core part of a redesign.

These people would be the core of a prompt response to such an attack, the 45-page report suggested.

Clegg also made clear that the environment would be a core priority for the party to help "power our economy".

You would think that the heist itself, a raid on a safe-deposit vault, would be the core of the plot.

A bank spokesman, Tony Rossi, said that "the tax refund loan business is a sort of niche business that falls outside of what would be considered core banking operations".

And it would be the core of the defined contribution plan now being proposed by Representative Paul Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, for the Medicare program.

'Soft skills' and a premium on political sensitivity and negotiation would be the core skills rather than 'old school' project and programme planning and management.