Sentence examples for cornerstone of how from inspiring English sources

"Whilst noting the context and nature of the comments made, showing mutual respect for one's fellow professionals – including for coaches, players and match officials – is a cornerstone of how we play the game," said Richardson, who ruled that Lehmann had breached article 2.1.7 of the ICC's code of conduct for players and player support personnel.

This intentional disobedience, the bucking of the rules, the attitude of disregarding the norms, was the cornerstone of how we approached every technology challenge set before us.

This is also important because some believe leasing could potentially become a cornerstone of how all cars are "owned" in the future.

ICC chief executive David Richardson said: "While noting the context and nature of the comments made, showing mutual respect for one's fellow professionals - including for coaches, players and match officials - is a cornerstone of how we play the game".

Apple has made health — and helping people keep tabs on theirs — a cornerstone of how it is presenting the benefits of its newest Apple Watch, and today comes news of another way that this is taking shape.

Big data analytics — where vast troves of information are structured and used to help businesses gain more insights into their operations and customers, to develop new products, and to run more efficiently — are a cornerstone of how many tech-centric enterprises run their businesses today.

She's more articulate than most on the notion of empathy as a cornerstone of design, and how the design of any given space "really affects how we feel, how we behave," as she puts it.

And none of the attending presidents made a real case for why ending too-big-to-fail should be the cornerstone of reform and how it might be accomplished.

Despite their apparent rarity, ring species were extremely influential to the Evolutionary Synthesis [ 2, 9] and remain a cornerstone to our understanding of how geography influences species formation.

The verse drama, still a cornerstone of Hungarian literature, describes how Adam is cast out of the Garden with Eve, renounces God and determines to recreate Eden through his own efforts.

Mutual respect, resilience and trust were the cornerstones of Hahn's notions of how to educate a child.