Sentence examples for a shared foundation from inspiring English sources
So let us take these numbers as a starting point, as a shared foundation of loss, and as a way into exploring two wars through the lens of two nations, two societies that have come to regard them as defining moments.
The combined approach goes as far as suggesting a shared foundation year for all built environment students, as well alternative routes into architecture to make the profession "as easily accessible for people from as many different backgrounds as possible," Farrell said.
Studies on the food, energy, and water (FEW) nexus lay a shared foundation for researchers, policy makers, practitioners, and stakeholders to understand and manage linked production, utilization, and security of FEW systems.
Insofar as this central divergence between Kumārila and Prabhākara involves reference to a shared foundation of texts, it is important to appreciate the traditional Brahmanical context for Kumārila's thought.
"A shrinking middle class can sort of erode a shared foundation of norms and values that not every, but a large part of, the American public expresses support for," said Adam Levine, a political science professor at Cornell University.
In addition, it provides a shared foundation to support collaboration and exchange during the development of global health curriculum for Ontario's six family medicine residency programmes.
"This collaboration celebrates our relationship and shared foundation in design and craftsmanship.
For now, the important observation is that workers in different field are increasingly finding commonalities in their shared foundation: evolutionary biology.
Their seemingly shared foundation of life-science knowledge, detailing genes, cells, tissues and organs, belies very different views and rewards within their professions and in society.
FOLC originated as an offshoot of the CoI model, and as such, builds upon shared foundations.
The former Prime Minister claimed that Conservative moves to introduce English votes for English laws threatened to undermine the UK's "shared foundations".
