Sentence examples for its cornerstones from inspiring English sources

He adds: "The science fiction and fantasy world has as one of its cornerstones the idea of 'pay it forward' – the idea that you help people, not for what you get out of it, but to help others so they may help those who come up after them.

There are also questions swirling around demand for a REIT featuring the Empire State Building as one of its cornerstones.

Her debut collection, Face to Face, appeared in 1949, just after apartheid became state policy in South Africa but before its cornerstones were laid.

Anyway, he had a fascinating story to tell – using court artist's impressions to illustrate – about the judicial system we invented, with its cornerstones of jury and precedent.

Earlier this year, the UK government stated its vision for change of child social care in England, emphasising the workforce as one of its cornerstones for improved delivery.

The defense is being built with Arrington, Trotter, and cornerbacks Champ Bailey and Fred Smoot as its cornerstones -- all four are 25 or younger.

American Airlines, which is working its way through bankruptcy reorganization while US Airways presses relentlessly for a merger, devised one template for the current industry strategies when it announced what it called its "cornerstone" business model in September 2009.

In addition to bestsellers like Brillo pads and its cornerstone Arm & Hammer baking soda line, it recently acquired Trojan condoms, Arrid deodorants and Pepsodent toothpaste.

It is also one of New York's most historic churches -- its cornerstone was put down in 1795.

Its cornerstone was laid by President Theodore Roosevelt.

Its cornerstone is carved with Hebrew characters and the years 5717-1956.