Sentence examples for have their foundations from inspiring English sources
"You look down the creek and you see all the houses have their foundations exposed," Ms. McCallum said.
Mass production and its offspring, automation, in many industries have their foundations in the utilization of fluid-power systems.
Another concern is over the flooding risk and the possibility that buildings will have their foundations under mined by swampy ground.
In addition, it is revealed how the two approaches, both of which have their foundations in graph theory, are interrelated to each other and how, from a historical point of view, the GIScience approach forms the basis of the one applied within surface metrology.
Some homes built in the areas of early farms had to have their foundations moved to stilts as the peat deteriorated; other areas lost approximately 8 feet of soil depth.
These conspiratorial notions of Jewish control have their foundations in the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion," the 19th century forgery from czarist Russia that supposedly outlined a diabolical Jewish plot to control the world.
Yet as Hawkins demonstrates, apparently fixed identities and fortunes have their foundation on shifting sands.
Shoot the Messenger, by a black writer, Sharon Foster, dared to hold a mirror up to her community and suggest that some stereotypes might have their foundation in a certain truth.
The article contains no recognition that anti-dumping regimes have their foundation in the GATT and are designed to deal with unfairly traded imports that injure a domestic industry.
