There's a chance that Bauer could be really special, in a shorter time than people expect, which would make him one of those cornerstones to build around right now.
Dick Vermeil's first hiatus from pro football lasted 14 years, and when he returned to coaching in 1997 he found a jarringly new landscape: a leaguewide salary cap was in place, the West Coast offense was en vogue and the cornerstone on which to build a championship team began with luring a franchise quarterback.
While Tradition could be a cornerstone with which to build an orderly life for all, or a rock against which an upstart would smash in his willfulness, it could also become, in the hands of one clever enough, soft as sculptor's clay, remolded into little more than suggestions.
A consortium of electric utilities, Japan Nuclear Fuels Limited, has spent 22 years building the plant, the cornerstone of a plan to build the world's first energy system based on plutonium-powered, fast breeder reactors.
And so we just felt it was important to have a cornerstone player like that to build on".
It comes in the form of employee recognition, which more and more companies are implementing as the cornerstone of their strategies to build a best place to work.
A certain amount of insulation protects us from the whims of fads and provides the cornerstones of the economy, like banking, finance and commerce — a confident foundation from which to build their systems.
While national factors contribute to this economic boost, Springboard's active engagement in community arts has created a cornerstone for the Fergus Falls economy to build upon, filling the void left by the closure of the mental hospital.
But as the Chinese work to build industrial cornerstones like the auto and semiconductor industries, this may change.
