Sentence examples for into a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

But Mr Fox has turned support for human rights into a cornerstone of Mexican foreign policy.

Allison calmed him – and turned him into a cornerstone of the team.

But disaster or not, they're the ones responsible for making this into a cornerstone of the anti-SSM debates in the aughts.

Words were his arsenal, as in his "Poem of My Time": Is there in this land a stone that was never thrown and never built and never overturned and never uncovered and never discovered and never screamed from a wall and never discarded by the builders and never closed on top of a grave and never lay under lovers and never turned into a cornerstone?

Sales of TV sets skyrocketed and turned that new technology into a cornerstone of modern life.

But News Corp. Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch has a more urgent goal in mind: Help sell more advertising, at higher rates, and in the process turn MySpace and the rest of his Internet portfolio from a novelty into a cornerstone of his company.

These basic misgivings stay with us into adulthood: a cornerstone of Sandberg's Lean In strategy is encouraging assertiveness in women, but it turns out that even adults don't like "bossy" women who have the audacity to, say, ask for a raise.

Helping the unemployed back into work should be a cornerstone of the benefits system, but the Government must remember that without this lifeline, many will be pitched into dire financial straits".

Maps that categorise the landscape into discrete units are a cornerstone of many scientific, management and conservation activities.

Crenshaw is a veteran activist and theorist, but it is young feminists who have enthusiastically turned intersectionality into a feminist cornerstone.

Facebook's entire data-center architecture is available via Open Compute, and its Apache Cassandra, released into the wild, has become a cornerstone of many an enterprise database.