Sentence examples for bedrock of progress from inspiring English sources

Tom Donnelly, conflict and security adviser for Saferworld, an international think tank, said: "Security is the bedrock of progress in Somalia, but lasting security isn't going to come just from military intervention, special courts to try pirates, or training Somali police in counter-terrorism tactics.

Ryan O'Regan of the Washington-based Council on Hemispheric Affairs wrote recently that the US's newly-implemented policies, combined with the recent prisoner exchange and Cuba's subsequent release of 53 political activists, establish the bedrock for progress.

Order is the bedrock of any further progress.

A great deal of progress has been made by archaeologists in recognizing the importance of groundstone and bedrock features as well as in detailed descriptions of these features.

But you can expect Whitlock to be a bedrock of that squad if he maintains his progress, while Trott and Kenny should have at least two more Olympic outings left in them, if not more.

In the early part of the last century progressives, as well as the Herbert Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt administrations, viewed the sanctity of property rights as impediments to progress instead of as the bedrock of entrepreneurial capitalism.

(There has been even less progress in restoring local governance, the bedrock of Afghan society, where the Taliban exert enduring influence).

"The recognition and implementation of children's rights are the bedrock measure of our progress as a civilization," she said.

Replicability — researchers' capacity to reproduce their colleagues' experimental findings in order to build on them — is a bedrock principle of scientific progress.

Lee was the bedrock of our family.

Gorer found marriage a bedrock of society.