Sentence examples for being a cornerstone for from inspiring English sources

We Love… has always prided itself on being a cornerstone for underground acts amongst the overarchingly commercial environment of Ibiza (with previous bookings like Skudge, Machinedrum and Shackleton), but this year feels different; more of a long-term commitment to UK underground artists than just a one-off party.

Patrik Elias has been a cornerstone for the Devils.

And many experts on the conflict say that process, known as "reinsertion" in Colombia, will be a cornerstone for peace.

The Snail has been a cornerstone for the Tate ever since, but, in general, we didn't buy often enough or early enough.

In the classroom, mental imagery seems to be especially important for reading comprehension and learning word meanings, and, according to at least to one theory, is a cornerstone for literacy.

FEW people have heard of the Office of Management and Budget's Statistical Policy Directive No. 3, but it affects the way economic news is discussed and is a cornerstone for trust in federal statistics like the unemployment rate and Consumer Price Index.

Glavine won the National League Cy Young award in 1991 and 1998 with the Braves and was a cornerstone for Atlanta during the first 12 of its 14 consecutive division titles.

This issue is a cornerstone for an effective transition to a renewable-based energy system.

Biomechanical testing has been a cornerstone for the development of surgical implants used in fracture stabilisation.

Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea: "I am sure Owen Farrell will be a cornerstone for England for a long time.

"He's been a cornerstone for a long time and he looks in good shape at the moment," said Gatland.