Sentence examples for forms the cornerstone from inspiring English sources
As I reflected further, I realized to my confusion that the same concept forms the cornerstone of my own profession.
The Monju reactor forms the cornerstone of a national project by Japan to reuse and eventually produce nuclear fuel.
Either way, it's a staggering anecdote, and forms the cornerstone of a film so scary it makes The Exorcist look like The Railway Children.
A freed Roman slave turned shipping merchant, Trimalchio throws possibly the most extravagant dinner party in literature, which forms the cornerstone of The Satyricon.
Having raised those issues of concern, let me make it clear that I am nevertheless an admirer and respecter of the BBC, which forms the cornerstone of public service broadcasting in this country.
In the works for years, the power plant rule forms the cornerstone of Obama's plan to curb US emissions and keep global temperatures from climbing, and its success is pivotal to the legacy Obama hopes to leave on climate change.
A news release says that it is its artistic directors' "lifelong appreciation of the artistic and aesthetic appeal of the multicultural that forms the cornerstones of Complexions Contemporary Ballet's singular approach to reinventing dance".
Sports minister Hugh Robertson said the scheme would form the "cornerstone of grassroots legacy" from the Olympics.
