Examples of 'mainstays' in a sentence
Meaning of "mainstays"
Mainstay refers to a person or thing that is vital or provides support and stability
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Respect for the mainstays of old age.
The mainstays of the policy are to remain in place.
Rest and ice are the mainstays of treatment.
Automotive production is also one of the mainstays.
All of which have been mainstays of my career.
Cod shatterpack fillets and salt cod are mainstays.
The traditional mainstays of trial consulting remain important.
Dolls and ponies those are your mainstays.
One of the mainstays of winter is the common cold.
Radioactivity and radiation were becoming mainstays in medicine.
Both movies are mainstays in popular culture.
As well as a host of high street mainstays.
They are the fundamental mainstays on which OrangAddict is based.
Our action lies on four mainstays.
The mainstays of the industry are trusts and insurance companies.
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Overseas food exports are one of the mainstays of agribusiness.
Women as mainstays of rural development.
Pepper and cardamom are the mainstays of the economy.
Mainstays and saving grace.
Both songs were pop radio mainstays.
Retroviruses are one of the mainstays of current gene therapy approaches.
Mainstays of treatment of depression and anxiety are psychological and pharmacological.
These interventions have become mainstays of any emergency response.
They prefer small mammals and birds as diet mainstays.
Goat husbandry is one of the mainstays of the local economy.
Mainstays of research.
Indigenous agricultural mainstays varied depending on the geographical area.
Reliable and robust mainstays.
They are one of the mainstays of public administration in which women figure prominently.
Conduct of business rules are one of the mainstays of investor protection.
Mainstays are my rest.
Analytical methods are one of the mainstays of food safety programmes.
Mainstays of sotb.
Complex intellectual feats have been mainstays even of oppressed cultures.
Mainstays of sustainable development and should therefore take into account its social.
The restaurant is also one of the mainstays of the property.
Diet is one of the mainstays of treatment for those who suffer from gastroparesis.
Our fishing industry is one of the mainstays of our economic life.
In the interests of maximum efficiency this human resources strategy is based on three mainstays.
Social security is now one of the mainstays of social protection policy.
They are mainstays of conversation that bleed more and more into the mainstream dialogue.
The two mainstays.
The mainstays of treatment are adrenaline and IV liquids.
Opioids and benzodiazepines are the mainstays of palliative therapy for dyspnea.
Renewable raw materials and renewable energy could also form the mainstays of this mix.
Theatre and dance are the mainstays of the offering at this annual fair.
These are my four mainstays.
Germain has been one of the mainstays of the national team over the last years.
And this drilling of the tactical manoeuvre was one of the mainstays of the reform.
These drugs are now one of the mainstays of treatment for advanced melanomas.
