Sentence examples for a cornerstone of a from inspiring English sources

"This is a cornerstone of a country's competitiveness.

–Why is "competition" a cornerstone of a free market economy?

The project had once been hailed as a cornerstone of a nuclear power renaissance.

Moreover, Merrill is seen as a cornerstone of a strategic push into new markets.

Freedom of the press is a cornerstone of a stable and prosperous society".

A bolder approach to public involvement in economic management in key sectors should be a cornerstone of a new approach.

As such, the university was a quintessentially liberal institution, a cornerstone of an Enlightenment society.

AOLTV is a cornerstone of an initiative the company calls AOL Anywhere, a family of products that bring AOL to pagers, Palm devices and so on.

Strong skills are a cornerstone of an economy with high employment and good jobs, and essential for personal prosperity and resilience in the face of change.

The Blackwood arrives without four-wheel-drive, a cornerstone of an S.U.V.'s appeal, never mind that buyers may not use it.

Whether evolutionary or revolutionary, over the next three to five years cloud computing will become a cornerstone of an organisation's IT portfolio.