Sentences with phrase «remain as a mainstay»

The problem is that his level has dropped far too often for him to remain as a mainstay in a club the size of Liverpool.

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Sergio Romero may only be a deputy at club level for Manchester United but for Argentina he remains a mainstay of the side as their undisputed No. 1.

Oil revenue has become one of Ghana's mainstays of the national economy and is likely to remain so for a long time to come, as it currently provides the bulk of government revenue and most of the foreign exchange earnings.

MirRam Group: Though the consulting and lobbying firm — founded by two Latino political heavyweights from the Bronx — remains a mainstay in minority political circles, it has suffered two major losses in two years after failing to propel Mr. Espaillat past Mr. Rangel in what many saw as a winnable race.

Those activities are likely to remain the mainstay of the work scientific journal editors do, even as new technologies alter the job in significant ways.

The Hollywood mainstay will step into the role of a Marvel supervillain for the Matthew Vaughn - directed «X-Men» prequel but which one remains unknown as Jennifer Lawrence morphs into a young Mystique.

Such comments are often seen by commentators as promoting the role of renewables in India at the expense of coal — conveniently ignoring his similar support for coal, telling the Indian Parliament recently coal «will remain and continue to remain our mainstay and there was no such agreement in Paris that will stop us from continuing to encourage coal - based generation of power».

While some valuable efforts toward globalizing LRW have been undertaken at some institutions, relatively few individuals have considered the case for treating transnational legal issues as a routine component of the standard American LRW course.10 To the extent that transnational legal work has entered the LRW arena, it remains an occasional and experimental excursion rather than a mainstay of LRW instruction.