Sentence examples for groundwork laid by from inspiring English sources

The program originated through the School of Industrial and Labor Relations with groundwork laid by Professor William Whyte.

But the charity of his statement would have been unthinkable without the groundwork laid by Cardinal Todea.

Whiley 's former Evening Session slot is now filled by Annie Mac; with groundwork laid by Zane Lowe that slot is now incredibly eclectic.

Building on groundwork laid by Dada's absurdist nihilism, Breton and the artists and writers of his circle embraced randomness, reverie and other nonrational sources of imagery.

Mr. Lazio has benefited from the groundwork laid by Mr. Giuliani's campaign, especially its direct-mail operation, which compiled a list of more than 200,000 donors nationwide.

The theoretical groundwork laid by Davis for geomorphic evolution was further developed in a rather special fashion in 1924 by Walther Penck of Germany, and subsequently (1953) championed with variations by Lester C. King of South Africa.

There has been some other groundwork laid down by Square to prepare to do business on this side of the pond.

Thanks to the groundwork laid down by people like Sofia and Sebastian, the tech ecosystem is thriving, with new incubators and co-working spaces popping up every day, including Engine 4, Spehce and District View.

Considering the scale of the changes, this was a great success – made possible by the groundwork laid before.

The technical groundwork was laid by Jack Heller, a computer scientist at New York University and later the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and by David Vance, MoMA's registrar.

Of course a 14-year boom helps, but voters seem to realise full well that the groundwork was laid by Labor's reforms.