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pillar

[pil-er] / ˈpɪl ər /




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Last year, exports represented the "pillar of growth", he said, adding that the sector's "sustainability is very important for the growth outlook".

From Barron's

Like Barrot, she highlighted the importance of showing how a "distinct European pillar" would add value.

From BBC

But Jassy has also made squeezing more productivity out of Amazon’s business a key pillar of his tenure as CEO.

From The Wall Street Journal

During the recent upheaval, arts watchers have begun wondering about the future of the NSO, which, along with the recently departed WNO, represents the twin pillars of artistic programming at the center.

From Los Angeles Times

While the GRE has been a pillar of admissions to graduate programs for nearly a century, the number of people taking the exam has fallen in recent years as universities made it optional.

From The Wall Street Journal