Sentence examples for intellectual groundwork from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maisel's research laid the intellectual groundwork for government support of the mortgage market.

Parker was in the vanguard that laid the social and intellectual groundwork.

Many felt that the decision laid the intellectual groundwork for the eventual overturning of Roe.

Without the intellectual groundwork on which Turing's work rested, von Neumann could not have constructed the physical computer described in the review.

And every now and again, an editorial appears in The Yale Daily News from a student lambasting or praising Mr. Buckley's intellectual groundwork.

There were no doubt many causes, but most salient was the intellectual groundwork created by Emerson and his followers in the Transcendentalist movement.

From the 1930s onward, the distinctiveness of indigenes as non-Han Taiwanese was elaborated and promoted by the state, the tourism industry, and intellectuals, laying the groundwork for the emergence of Taiwan Indigenous Peoples as a conscious and agentive historical formation.

As an intellectual idea, or the groundwork for some speculative fiction, it is fascinating.

This is a magisterial work not only of biography but of the nineteenth-century intellectual history that laid the groundwork for modern thought.

John Orrell, a historian whose intellectual detective work laid the groundwork for the 1997 re-creation of Shakespeare's original Globe Theater, died on Sept. 16 in Edmonton, Alberta.

It's an argument familiar from Mr. Murray's 1984 book, "Losing Ground," which established him overnight as a major policy intellectual and helped lay the groundwork for the 1996 law overhauling welfare.