Sentence examples for cornerstone of much of from inspiring English sources
3. Why? Classical Archaeology is very much the original interdisciplinary field, the literal cornerstone of much of the western tradition.
Surveillance has been the cornerstone of much of CDC's infection prevention and control efforts since the 1970s and has been continuous since then.
The beloved Natalie Goldberg created "The Rules of Writing Practice," which can be found in her book, Wild Mind, and these comprise the cornerstones of much of my practice.
The men who co-founded Chic with him – Bernard Edwards and Tony Thompson – are no longer with us, but Rodgers is also doing his utmost to keep the Chic name in the headlines and the music they made together alive: it is the cornerstone of so much of today's pop, and R&B, sampled almost continuously.
Using medications to treat opioid use disorder is a lifesaving cornerstone of treatment — much like insulin for type 1 diabetes.
The analysis of sequence similarity is the cornerstone upon which much of bioinformatics is built.
For decades, conventional two-dimensional (2D) cell culture has been the cornerstone of screening of novel drugs for pancreatic cancer as much as for other solid tumours [ 56].
The Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation stands out as the cornerstone and catalyst for much of the revival and growth.
In the first 100 pages of Conclave (Cornerstone) nothing much happens.
Yet while the women's players can claim significant gains, including on noneconomic issues like travel and working conditions, the new deal does not guarantee them equal pay with the men's national team, which the women had made the cornerstone of their campaign for much of the past year.
