Sentence examples for foundational attributes from inspiring English sources

Obviously, the endorsement of a given semantic theory is bound to place important constraints on the claims one might propose about the foundational attributes of word meaning, and vice versa.

This is a big subject that deserves (and I hope to provide) additional treatment in the future, but now for this blog here are three qualities I'd consider foundational attributes of mindful management.

Organic and so-called natural foods are often a foundational attribute of these new diets, and it takes time (three years) to achieve "certified organic" status.

Dravidian Christianity appropriates both these foundational works, attributing them to Christian influence.

These thoughts were on my mind recently as I was putting together an online new-manager course for Udemy, and trying to dissect the attributes that were most foundational for managerial success.

But perhaps more importantly, Suárez embodies some of the key attributes of Uruguay's foundational character and footballing identity.

They don't doubt that the man from Stratford-upon-Avon existed, or that the plays attributed to Shakespeare are foundational and sublime.

Winning on the world stage is accompanied by folk theories and foundational myths regarding essential cultural and sporting attributes that are thought to distinguish national character.