Sentence examples similar to cornerstone of time from inspiring English sources

It is the cornerstone of his time at Lanvin.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who took control of the schools in 2002 and has made education a cornerstone of his time in office, accepted the award yesterday in Washington along with Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein.

The estimate of the disease tempo is the cornerstone of the time-management process because it determines the margins of regulation available for other tempos.

This obscure young woman's horrifying end remains the cornerstone of a much-hyped time and place.

The big, expensive poster campaigns that have dominated political advertising for decades will probably remain a cornerstone of electioneering, but this time round they must be subjected to a more nimble and targeted digital marketing push.

Yet a more aggressive approach to immigration has been a cornerstone of President Donald Trump's time in office.

For this reason, interferons are still likely to remain the cornerstone of therapy for some time.

Although the current SOC lacks the desired efficacy, and 4 new direct-acting antiviral agents have been recently approved, interferons are still likely to remain the cornerstone of therapy for some time.

But "Friends" is the cornerstone of NBC's prime-time edifice, the entertainment that keeps the network's Thursday night -- and the rest of the week as well -- at the top of the ratings.

Community support has been a long-time cornerstone of recovery, but these online groups play an especially important role in the lives of methadone and buprenorphine patients.

The use of cadaveric material was at one time a cornerstone of medical training, including undergraduate medical school anatomy teaching.