Sentence examples for cornerstone to from inspiring English sources

Major gifts can be a cornerstone to a well-rounded, diverse fundraising strategy.

"Edgy" music has always formed the cornerstone to any teenage rebellion.

The cornerstone to the defendants' pitch was that Swiss and Liechtenstein bank secrecy was impenetrable, the indictment said.

Brailsford said: "Collaboration is the cornerstone to positive change and this is very exciting for professional cycling.

But the Russians have refused to make any changes, saying the treaty is the cornerstone to all nonproliferation agreements.

Analysis: iAd platform (60/40 share) will be cornerstone to continued iPhone success monetising free apps and furthering developer appeal.

Tommy Mottola, a former head of Sony Music, called Mr. Jackson "the cornerstone to the entire music business".

The cost of college has skyrocketed and a four-year degree has become an ever more essential cornerstone to a middle-class standard of living.

In 1645, the young Louis XIV laid the cornerstone to the church of Val-de-Grâce, built to celebrate his birth seven years earlier.

But during a conversation Wednesday, Robertson came around to an alternate explanation, that years of playing competitive tennis are the cornerstone to his pitching style.

On the leafy block are other old homes: the cornerstone to the Church of the Ascension at 127 Kent Street was placed in 1865.