A: Most people will avoid large cities and population centers, a cornerstone to the typical advice on surviving a zombie outbreak/apocalypse.
Major gifts can be a cornerstone to a well-rounded, diverse fundraising strategy.
A focus on young children's development is a cornerstone to these spaces.
This promotion of values could be the cornerstone of a comprehensive and effective educational plan running alongside an established program, to avoid losing resources, that is, unnecessary expenses in a budget focused on an educational campaign to prevent abuse.
Representative Rick A. Lazio last night repudiated his decision to use money from his Washington allies to buy commercials in the New York Senate race, trying to avoid damaging his credibility on an issue that has become a cornerstone of his candidacy.
It's hard to avoid sounding a little corny — all civics class and founding fathers — when talking about it: The ability of the press to report freely on its government is a cornerstone of American democracy.
The cornerstone of the treatment of insulin poisoning remains continuous glucose repletion to avoid ongoing or recurrent hypoglycaemia, coupled with frequent glucose monitoring [ 6, 14].
Introduction: The use of temporary tracheostomies to avoid complications of prolonged intubation and facilitate respiratory weaning is a well recognised cornerstone of critical care medicine, but their insertion and subsequent management is not without risk.
Taxing the counterparties to a trade, rather than the location of the trade, is the cornerstone of any well-designed FTT, since it ensures transactions do not migrate overseas to avoid the tax.
To avoid the next sticker shock at the gas pump, we must make increased oil production the cornerstone of our policy, while carrying out reasonable conservation practices.
