Sentence examples for cornerstones on from inspiring English sources

That's all good and well, except for one fundamental flaw: there's no way Golden State would part with one of its cornerstones — on an affordable contract, no less — 10 games into an 8-2 season.

Even though the independence of parallel-acting fluorescence deactivation pathways is one of the cornerstones on which spectroscopy is built [5], the validity of this assumption when applied to energy transfer in the near-field has not been directly tested.

These carefully chosen partners mirror the four cornerstones on which Sky's agenda is anchored.

Humility and team spirit, qualities notably scarce in the pre-Houllier squad, are the cornerstones on which something significant may yet be built.

There are three cornerstones on which the structure of NCLB rests.

Once upon a time, in the days of yore — meaning, in hyper-fast-forward Silicon Valley, five years ago — there were things you could count on, evident truths on which you could rely, cornerstones on which you could construct your mental model of the world; and high on any such list would have been "Google will provide you with relevant search results".

Cornerstone On-Demand also participated in the round as a strategic investor.

That was a real revelation — no one has the cornerstone on great stuff.

Conclave is published by Cornerstone on 22 September (£20).

Not a cornerstone on which to build your franchise.

Bodies were meant to clash and hacking was a cornerstone on which the game was built.