Sentence examples for foundational that from inspiring English sources

It's something more foundational that's going on".

There's something more foundational that's going on here".

He lost Illinois by a wide margin to Mitt Romney two days after saying that his campaign "does not hinge on unemployment rates and growth rates," because "there's something more foundational that's going on here".

This ideal is so foundational that some educators describe it as "a moral dimension" of teaching (Fenstermacher 1990).

Diana Weinhold, an international development economist at LSE, notes that Deaton's work is so foundational that many younger economists just take it for granted.

That is a foundational truth that has served me well, to this day.

Williamson claims that knowledge of subjunctive conditionals is foundational so that decision theory appropriately grounds knowledge of an act's choiceworthiness in knowledge of such conditionals.

Like typing or spelling, regexp is a foundational skill that involves a fair bit of practice and learning by rote.

Chelsea Through March 22 Like the 12-bar blues progression in jazz, visual art has certain foundational structures that lend themselves to endless variation.

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

Although the promises were general and vague, the Charter Oath became the foundational document that effectively set the government's course for the rest of the Meiji period (1868-1912).