Sentence examples for a cornerstone of cold from inspiring English sources
Russia has refused to permit the United States to change the treaty, a cornerstone of cold war-era arms control policy, and Mr. Clinton was loath to have his name in the history books as the president who withdrew the United States from the accord.
The big, cold wedge is a cornerstone of American cuisine.
Its supporters are grappling with the cold truth that if it is going to become a cornerstone of a world-class Miami, both the city and the center have a long way to go.
Even if Russia decides that implacable opposition to the US should be a cornerstone of its foreign policy, this would be the basis for a frigid diplomatic relationship — but nowhere near enough to start the New Cold War.
El Bajío A cornerstone of traditional fare.
Secrecy is a cornerstone of the regime.
They are a cornerstone of this institution.
Za'atar is a cornerstone of Levantine cooking.
"This is a cornerstone of a country's competitiveness.
–Why is "competition" a cornerstone of a free market economy?
And it will be a cornerstone of my leadership".
