Sentence examples for cornerstone to create from inspiring English sources

The plan's cornerstone, to create a transnational oil company for South America called Petroamérica, faces a host of bureaucratic and practical hurdles.

Despite an intense schedule, my husband has been the cornerstone of my ability to create a work-life balance.

The El Bulli and French Laundry veteran has set up a nonprofit called the Nordic Food Lab on a nearby houseboat to "create cornerstones for a new kind of cuisine," he says.

Gender-exclusive language is not a cornerstone of Safe Schools, which aims to create safer and more inclusive learning environments in schools for students, staff and families.

The store "was the cornerstone of a long-term plan to create an income-generating facility that would provide ongoing support," Diamond says, with revenue from the land sales paying off debt and providing operating expenses.

The project is the brainchild of Cornerstone Theater, based in Los Angeles, which means to create theater pieces from community involvement.

No one voted for Congress to create chaos for this cornerstone of health care.

Moreover, they envisage the spaceport as the cornerstone of an existing plan to use science to create high-quality jobs and inspire young people, many of whom tend to leave Cornwall in adulthood.

The greatest cornerstone of making is to use what you have, to create what you need.

Concerned to create a stable Europe, he made the cornerstone of his policy a strong Franco-Italian rapprochement, which eventually collapsed over the Ethiopian crisis in 1936.

Some groups are also calling for regulation of a field that could be a cornerstone of the bioeconomy, synthetic biology, which involves synthesizing DNA to create novel organisms to perform specific tasks.