Sentence examples for groundwork for most of from inspiring English sources

In dialogue, the show harks back to the early Greek philosophers who, through their rational investigation and debates into the underlying nature of reality, laid the groundwork for most of what we know today as western science and philosophy.

For most of the set the division of labor was murkier, as the drummers played in a shifting tandem, shadowing each other's moves and plowing through the groundwork laid by Ms. Spaulding and Mr. Weidman.

"The Kings of Cool" would be a slender book if it merely laid the groundwork for the most explosive parts of "Savages".

Thanks to the Sunni Awakening movement in Iraq, and the surge, America and its allies defeated them and laid the groundwork for the most important product of the Iraq war: the first ever voluntary social contract between Sunnis, Kurds and Shiites for how to share power and resources in an Arab country and to govern themselves in a democratic fashion.

His fingerprints are all over two recent presidential directives that lay the groundwork for the most far-reaching revision of regulatory policy in 15 years.

Not only did the 3310 invent texting as we know it, it also laid groundwork for the most fundamental millennial method of communication: the group chat.

By extending the privilege against self-incrimination to state defendants, Malloy laid the groundwork for one of the most controversial Supreme Court decisions of the 20th century: Miranda v. Arizona (1966).

How did a genre so indebted to early net culture provide the syrupy groundwork for some of the most innovative club music today?

Yet those albums (Between Us, Morning Rush and Dawn) laid the groundwork for some of their most inspirational songs to date.

Little did I know that when Ron and I executed a perfect 8-6-2 (centerfield to shortstop to catcher) relay play to nail a runner at the plate that evening, I had laid the groundwork for one of the most profound experiences of my life.

Scholem shared Benjamin's academic ambitions and his antiwar convictions, and their student friendship laid the groundwork for a lifetime of intellectual debate, most of which was to take place by mail.