Sentence examples for and forms the cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Either way, it's a staggering anecdote, and forms the cornerstone of a film so scary it makes The Exorcist look like The Railway Children.

In an office, the rightness of campaigning for greater transparency of earnings is self-evident, flushing out discriminatory practices and forming the cornerstone of equal pay litigation.

As a result, applications of these biological molecules have increased dramatically in the past three decades as they are used routinely nowadays and form the cornerstone of all major industries of the 20th century.

These gatherings are open to anyone and form the cornerstone of the MSA experience on campus.

The results gave rise to our understanding of respiration, and formed the cornerstone for biochemistry [ 7].

On the other hand, unlike Drieu La Rochelle and Brasillach, Céline is still widely read and, along with Proust and Camus, forms the cornerstone of 20th-century French literature.

This has come to be known as the 'liberty principle' or 'harm principle'; and it forms the cornerstone of the traditional liberal defence of individual liberty.

"Ain't No Sunshine" gave Withers his first gold record, earned him a Grammy, and, with later hits such as "Lean on Me" and "Use Me," forms the cornerstone of a small but indispensable section of the American songbook.

The combination of cyclophosphamide (CY) and high dose glucocorticoids (GC) forms the cornerstone of induction therapy.

Having raised those issues of concern, let me make it clear that I am nevertheless an admirer and respecter of the BBC, which forms the cornerstone of public service broadcasting in this country.

These failures have been debated for the past several years and form the intellectual cornerstones of the antiglobalization movement.