Sentence examples for cornerstone of the first from inspiring English sources
These inventions constitute the cornerstone of the first mobile telephone service which was introduced by America in 1946 [1, 2].
"This is a classic scientific debate, which is a cornerstone of the First Amendment, second only to political debate.
In combination with inhaled bronchodilators, systemic corticosteroids are the cornerstone of the first-line treatment of exacerbation of COPD and are strongly recommended by current guidelines [12]-[17] [12]-[17]
For us, Daniel really was the cornerstone of the fifth season – he really shined.
The very cornerstone of the "fourth branch" of government is at stake here, arguably the branch that maintains our freedoms, however feebly.
On 8 October , 1990 22 Palestinians were killed and over 100 others injured by Israeli Border Police during protests that were triggered by the announcement of the Temple Mount Faithful, a group of religious Jews, that they were going to lay the cornerstone of the Third Temple.
In combination with inhaled bronchodilators, systemic corticosteroids are the cornerstone of the first-line treatment of exacerbation of COPD and are strongly recommended by current guidelines [ 12]-[ 17].
The gut could be the cornerstone of MOF, the first step being an early splanchnic ischemia, inducing the loss of barrier function, systemic infections and MOF [ 1].
Rana Mitter's China's War With Japan, 1937-1945: The Struggle for Survival (Allen Lane), a book that has long cried out to be written, provides Anglo-Saxon readers with an authoritative account of one of the cornerstones of the second world war.
When public education became a cornerstone of the fledging Third Republic, France had recovered with dizzying speed from its defeat in the Franco-Prussian War.
Some jobs lend do themselves more naturally to flexible working practices, but many business leaders already believe that flexible working is going to constitute a cornerstone of the oncoming "fourth industrial revolution".
