But Mr. Bush has long counted on it as a cornerstone of his victory strategy, expecting an edge because his brother is governor.
The cornerstone of his victory was his iconoclastic rock version earlier in the season of "Billie Jean," the magic song that catapulted Michael Jackson to new heights of popularity 25 years ago.
Let us consider Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, respectively, as Commanders in Chief, and assess their probable impact on military morale--the cornerstone of military victory according to Napoleon.
As he heads toward what could be a make-or-break moment for his presidential campaign this weekend, Mr. Pawlenty, who has lagged in polls and fund-raising, is not giving up on the evangelical voters who are so often the cornerstone of Republican victories here.
Zambia won the 2012 tournament, when good teamwork was considered to be one of the cornerstones of their victory.
The large share of voters who have a negative view of her does not put Clinton in danger of losing California in a general election: She would defeat any of the Republican candidates handily in the state, which has formed the cornerstone of Democratic victories nationally ever since her husband's win in 1992.
I started my tour at the oldest building in Valletta, the Baroque church, Our Lady of Victory, whose cornerstone was laid by Valette himself in 1566.
If the Jets' defense was the cornerstone of their 20-3 victoverover the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, then their medical team may be the critical unit for the Jets this week.
The Broncos' defense is the real cornerstone for most of those victories.
Officials hailed those numbers as a victory, saying that the cornerstone of their fight against the disease has been early detection and treatment of syphilis in pregnant women.
The recently formed National Gay Task Force (now the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force) hailed the resolution as "the greatest gay victory," one that removed "the cornerstone of oppression for one-tenth of our population".
