Sentence examples for foundational but from inspiring English sources

For others, the vote came down not so much to something foundational, but organizational.

This research sheds light on a foundational but unexplored prerequisite for thinking and acting across time.

Pete Thomas, the drummer in Costello's foundational but defunct band, the Attractions, as well as its successor, the Imposters, and now performing with the Sugarcanes for the first time, tapped on a table with his drumsticks.

A great culture is foundational, but even the most spirited company culture can still get lost without defined targets and ways for team members to track progress.

Trust is at once both precious and precarious, foundational but fragile.

The founders were thinking about foundational issues, but they obviously weren't thinking about foundations.

That French settlers bested the Mayflower Pilgrims may surprise Americans raised on our foundational myth, but the record is clear.

** May be counted either toward the math requirement or foundational breadth, but not both.

Therefore, she said, the religiosity of the founders is not only established and rooted in a foundational document but linked to the Constitution.

Sovereigns, who sometimes call themselves "freemen" or "state citizens," have no foundational document, but broadly they subscribe to an alternate version of American history.

Like linguistic agency, this means foundational skills, but doesn't mean students need to know every coding language or how to fix their code.