Sentence examples for a final cornerstone from inspiring English sources

6. Composting -- Food waste is created throughout the food cycle, so teaching kids about the importance of composting is a final cornerstone of Sustainable Economics.

Monetary union is the final cornerstone of economic integration.

Benchmarking the quality of breast cancer care, lastly, is the final cornerstone in current voluntary endeavours in Germany to implement quality assurance in breast cancer services and thus to optimise the quality of diagnosis and treatment.

Lady Ashton, the new EU trade commissioner, has called for a final push on an agreement to free up world trade, as the cornerstone of efforts to avert protectionism and a possible slide into economic depression.

When first-baseman Anthony Rizzo squeezed the toss across the infield from third-baseman Kris Bryant--a symbolic final play involving the two chief cornerstones of the team--the Cubs snuffed out the last vestiges of a billy goat curse, and any other demons that were lurking in the vicinity of Clark Street and Addison Avenue since 1908.

Not a great amount for a cornerstone, is it?

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

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

Dissent is a cornerstone of a democracy.

A cornerstone of a long-lasting relationship is friendship.

The Boston Celtics lost Ray Allen, a cornerstone of their two recent finals teams, and face the usual concerns over the age and stamina of Paul Pierce (35 on opening night) and Kevin Garnett (36).