Sentence examples for a foundation for some from inspiring English sources

And I think that honesty and candor really were a foundation for some of the values that we wanted to set.

It sounds like a foundation for some ephemeral, My Summer of Love-esque lesbian dalliance, but Nicolas doesn't go down that route.

However, the BBC insisted Hall had been working on the idea of a foundation for some time before the government-commissioned report made its recommendations, and said the proposal was free of government intervention.

That rational choice provided a foundation for some Cold War liberals is important and worth understanding.

Come on Arsenal! "It is hard to believe the first half ended goalless, especially from Arsenal's point of view, but Manchester United's latest makeshift defence not only held firm, it became a foundation for some very dangerous attacks by the visitors.

Nevertheless, Wilberforce still hoped "to lay a foundation for some future measures for the emancipation of the poor slaves", which he believed should come about gradually in stages.

It remains to be seen to what extent wiki software will provide a foundation for what some computer scientists refer to as Web 2.0, the web of social software that will enmesh users in both their real and virtual-reality workplaces.

Initial application of the ACT steps on the basis of relatively qualitative inputs can provide a foundation for identifying some actions, while pinpointing instances where it may be justified to generate more quantitative information to inform specific management decisions.

This not only made my day; it served as a foundation for emotional survival during some tough times thereafter.

Indonesian youth - a foundation for the future   There are some 40 million Indonesians aged between 15 and 24 years old, representing around 15 per cent of the total population.

They are a foundation for political change.