Sentence examples for cornerstone of the network from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hume was the most prominent anchor recruited by Roger Ailes before Fox News began in 1996, and he has remained a cornerstone of the network, serving as the baritone voice of its Washington newscast.

NBC announced that the next season of "The Office," the cornerstone of the network's Thursday night comedy line-up, will be its last.

This skepticism has driven the success of Carlson's show, "Tucker Carlson Tonight," on Fox News, which will now become the cornerstone of the network's prime-time lineup.

A sluggish host/anchor named Caleb Goddard seems to be one cornerstone of the network.

"She's been a cornerstone of the network for over the past 10 years and there was just no way we were going to let her get away," Greenblatt said in September.

"She's been a cornerstone of the network for over the past 10 years and there was just no way we were going to let her get away," Robert Greenblatt, NBC Entertainment chairman, said of Fey in 2012.

"Clearly, he believes that Twitter is not a passing fad but a cornerstone of the consumer social network experience".

The fate of the Seaport residents suggests the challenges facing the Pataki administration as it vows to overhaul the state's for-profit adult homes, which for three decades have been a cornerstone of the mental health network, taking in discharged psychiatric patients as the state has drastically scaled back its psychiatric wards.

The cornerstone of future network infrastructure will be the possibility of provide carrier grade performance, for those services that require such features.

While baseball's World Series and All-Star Game would go to rival NBC in 1957, Mutual secured exclusive national radio rights the following year to Notre Dame football, which would remain a cornerstone for the rest of the network's existence.

The loss of the trauma unit at St .Francis would be particularly bad for Los Angeles County, Health Services Director Mitchell Katz wrote in a report to the supervisors last year, because the hospital had become "a cornerstone" of the county's trauma network, handling more than 2,100 cases annually, including the highest rate of gunshot and stab wounds in the county.