mainstay造句

Agriculture is a mainstay of the economy.

The chief engineer is the mainstay of the project.

Farming, a mainstay of the economy, is also being liberalised.

Farming is still the mainstay of this country.

In fact, it is the mainstay of many Agile development methods.

Meanwhile, private consumption-the mainstay of the Philippine economy-fell somewhere between these two extremes.

The State-owned mining enterprises are the mainstay in mining mineral resources.

Once again large Numbers of cadres came forward in the Party, and this time they became its mainstay.

Indonesia's tourism industry, an economic mainstay, has continued to grow after each JI attack in the past.

Thanks to generous fertiliser subsidies, tobacco production, the economy's mainstay, has soared and a food deficit has turned into a surplus.

Wirelessly tracking animals has been a mainstay of research for decades, ever since the first bulky radio transponders were attached to large mammals.

A: We have decided on an important policy and that is public ownership will be the mainstay and multiple forms of ownership will develop side by side.

The benefit of the mainstay and the defect of the mechanism in implementing policies are the important cause of policy escapism.

Gaddafi is the subject of endless caricatures and photomontages, the mainstay of a cottage industry of revolutionary memorabilia driven by the sheer exuberance of release from decades of oppression.

Hookah bars have long been a mainstay of Middle Eastern life, and they are popular in American cities with large Arab populations, including New York, where Councilman Vincent J.

Telephony, once the mainstay of the industry, is just one service that can be offered over broadband connections, which will increasingly depend on new fibre-optic and wireless technology, not copper.

Jianshe Industries Co., Ltd (Group) is a large-scale mainstay enterprise belonging to Chinese Ordnance Equipment Company (Group), and is one of 33 key enterprises supported by our state.