Sentence examples for form a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Numerical methods form a cornerstone of the analysis and investigation of mathematical models for physical processes.

Belzoni's numerous discoveries were to form a cornerstone of the British Museum's Egyptian collection.

International customers and employees form a cornerstone of today's special machinery industry.

"It will form a cornerstone of the emerging global effort to reverse the H.I.V./AIDS pandemic," he said.

This could form a cornerstone for the development of multilateral momentum for the unification of the Korean Peninsula, which should be a major focus of trilateral cooperation.

Expanding its Monday-night residency to a full headlining engagement, the orchestra is toasting its own legacy, which happens to form a cornerstone of postwar big-band tradition.

Travel formed a cornerstone of her life's work.

"The introduction of advertising forms a cornerstone of our commitment to the interest of our creator community," said Alison Moore, SoundCloud's chief revenue officer.

The closure of the base is a blow to a covert programme that has killed up to 2,500 people since its inception seven years ago and forms a cornerstone of President Barack Obama's strategy to flush al-Qaida from its Pakistani havens.

Magna Carta – or the Great Charter, a Latin translation that famously eluded David Cameron during a 2012 appearance on David Letterman's talkshow in the US – has formed a cornerstone of fundamental liberties over eight centuries.

The A400M forms a cornerstone of Germany's commitment to logistical support for the NATO military alliance, while both it and France need it to replace their aging Transalls.