Sentence examples for for a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Not a great amount for a cornerstone, is it?

The specifications of the Federal Building called for a cornerstone; and no confusion whatsoever existed in connection with the planning for this occasion".

Those goals make it virtually certain that neither party's nominee will accept public funds for the general election or the spending limits that come with them — the likely death knell for a cornerstone of the post-Watergate campaign finance reforms intended to limit the influence of money in federal elections.

It really begs the question of "Is it possible for a cornerstone of the 'fucking delicious' food group to become gross based on its associations with explicitly Lady Food?" I think the answer is sort of … yes.

His plan for a cornerstone institution to rival Evanston's Northwestern University was at first thwarted by the decision to establish a theological seminary on the north side, but would come to fruition with the foundation of the University of Chicago through the philanthropy of John D. Rockefeller and Marshall Field in 1890.

Three anti-abortion tactics aimed at the African-American communities need everyone's attention, not just because they are irresponsible pieces of propaganda but because they insult black women and disingenuously use black "front" people to build support for a cornerstone of the white Christian Right--opposition to abortion.

These folks take nothing for granted, a cornerstone of exceptional leadership.

Carter Administration officials originally made relief for equity a cornerstone of their tax reform proposals, says Washington lawyer Donald Lubick, a former top Treasury official who worked on them.

For O'Rourke, the campaign is more about issues like long waits at the border, high unemployment and federal support for Fort Bliss, a cornerstone of the region's economy.

The experience of pain that I had rejected for months became a cornerstone for something new.

This method is approved by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Organisation for Animal Health OIEE) and has served as a cornerstone for rabies diagnosis for the past half century (26 ).