Sentence examples for foundational basic from inspiring English sources

In an article last week for Adage.com, Pete Blackshaw, executive vice president at Nielsen Online Digital Strategic Services, part of the Nielsen Company, advocated an approach he called "back to boring" that would be "nonsexy, foundational, basic as bread and butter".

This paper reviews the foundational basic science and translational research which lead to a pivotal multicenter randomized clinical trial in postmenopausal women with both periodontitis and systemic (skeletal) osteopenia.

Proud says students would benefit from learning about the Bible as foundational, basic knowledge.

"We believe every child deserves to learn the foundational basics of how software and the Internet are changing their world.

Ethical guidance relating to what Google is doing here with the Duplex AI is actually pretty clear if you bother to read it — to the point where even politicians are agreed on foundational basics, such as that AI needs to operate on "principles of intelligibility and fairness", to borrow phrasing from just one of several political reports that have been published on the topic in recent years.

Specifically, there is no need that the initial agreement pertain to what either takes to be foundational or basic.

It should be clear that cities which rank high on global competitiveness often rank low on one or more basic foundational criteria, as London does on housing.

Those games scored three out of five because they were good games that nevertheless presented a lot of flaws in their basic foundational experiences.

And when the author of Matthew's gospel describes Jesus as a child refugee, fleeing his country from a despotic ruler intent on taking his life – Herod not Assad – he is deliberately sampling that basic foundational myth of the Exodus.

Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, who took particular offense at the charges of insignificance, argued that this was a debate about nothing less than "the glue that holds the basic foundational societal unit together".

As every passing day makes the basic foundational chains of our own society seem more diminished than ever, Michelangelo's faces, fixed in our civilization's artistic foundation, showing those who live attenuated lives, pulled taut by exclusion and made meaningful by daily labor, appear essential.