Sentence examples for a foundation from which from inspiring English sources

Change means enduring some measure of sameness while you build a foundation from which you can launch yourself into your next adventure.

From this will emerge a foundation from which we can monitor the impact of global climate-change and land-use patterns.

Using this philosophy as a foundation from which to draft, I submit to you my Ultimate 2012 Fantasy Football Draft Guide.

We have established a foundation from which future work can be built, so that I can continue to generate my own work.

Child psychology, awareness of developmentally appropriate activities and knowledge of curriculum give the new teacher a foundation from which to develop the skills required to meet students' individual needs.

He and his colleagues used the Corpus juris civilis ("Body of Civil Law"; also known as the Code of Justinian) of the 6th-century Byzantine emperor Justinian I and the work of the glossators thereon, together with Roman civil law, as a foundation from which to derive broad legal principles that could be used to solve contemporary problems in 14th-century Europe.

The team had worked together really well to produce something that gave us a genuine insight into EGA as a whole, creating a solid foundation from which to start.

The work is motivated by the need to provide a clear foundation from which a systematic study of search and representation issues in planning can be conducted.

"I believe my management team and I have done a good job and the club has a strong foundation from which they can go forward.

By backing the interim nuclear deal in Geneva, they provided an unprecedented foundation from which a final deal can grow.

A more thorough understanding of interspecific divergence of cotton will provide a solid foundation from which key fiber quality genes may be exploited in cotton molecular breeding.