He said: "Antibiotics, and indeed the multitude of drugs used daily to treat infection, are the bedrock on which much of modern medicine is built.
"Antibiotics, and indeed the multitude of drugs used daily to treat infection, are the bedrock on which much of modern medicine is built.
But among the works that most stood out for me this year were performances by some of the 20th-century greats: specifically several of the choreographers who rose during the intense investigations of the 1950s and '60s, the years of and surrounding the Judson Dance Theater movement, part of the bedrock on which today's vibrant dance scene rests.
I think the BBC – which is the same age, roughly, as universal franchise democracy itself, and which has developed side by side with government of the people, by the people, for the people, is part of the bedrock on which that civic culture is built.
These qualities are the bedrock on which much of my identity is based.
It's the bedrock on which the language of film was constructed.
Echoing Richard Sennett, he argues that suburban living isolates people and reduces levels of trust, "the bedrock on which cities grow and thrive".
Those first customers and that first million are supposed to be the bedrock on which the rest of the business grows.
In large part, Gowin's project formed the bedrock on which the recent history of photographic intimacy now rests.
We divided the landslides in Heitai into two groups based on the location of the failure surface, i.e. loess landslide and loess-bedrock landslide, of which the development is governed by the angle between the principle direction of slope deformation and the dip of bedrock bedding.
