Sentence examples for foundational force from inspiring English sources

"He was a foundational force," said Arthur P. Arnold, a UCLA scientist who researched birdsong under Marler at Rockefeller University.

That, says Uri Hershberg, professor at the Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia, is exciting because it addresses a foundational force in the evolution of life.

In an atmosphere of pervasive human guilt, if not eco-grief, it is easy to assume that wildlife mass-mortality events are cinematically graphic manifestations — melting starfish, birds falling from the sky — of the powerful foundational forces that drive more abstract challenges such as climate change.

Consequently, corporate America (especially fossil fuels corporations worried about restrictions on their products) and the U.S. conservative movement (for which opposition to governmental regulations is foundational) joined forces in attacking the scientific evidence for AGW and thus the necessity of reducing carbon emissions the goal of the Kyoto Protocol.

Booker went on to make a case for love as a foundational American value, the force that binds atomized individuals into a more formidable collective.

The third and final foundational element of special forces is their specialized equipment.

In his memo, Barrons said: "Capability that is foundational to all major armed forces has been withered by design.

Yet the foundational sense that there were bizarre forces at work in the period, paranoid and violent and tightly interlocked in the strangest imaginable ways, and by their nature resistant to the common-sense impulses of ordinary explanation — this is, as far as one can tell, true.

Nonetheless, it might seem to have special force within morality if supposedly foundational moral beliefs are especially problematic in some way.

The force field reported here is foundational for bridging the gap between experimental measurements and theoretical calculations for PPy based materials.

Standing special forces are built upon three foundational elements that give them their "special" characteristics and also differentiate them from their conventional counterparts.