Sentence examples for keystone of what from inspiring English sources

A keystone of what used to pass for New York's economic strategy in recent decades was to give large tax breaks to employers to stop them leaving the city, which they often had no intention of doing anyway.

"He didn't produce a great deal, but what he did produce is actually quite profound and is one of the keystones of what we now understand as the fundamental building blocks of nature," Walker said.

Environmentalists and young people - key segments of the Democratic Party's political base - have worked for years to block the Keystone pipeline plan because of what they see as the project's potential to increase climate-warming emissions.

Well, I have a hard time getting more worried because a lot of what are the keystones of this wall of worry are pretty much the same as we've been experiencing over the past 18 months.

Just the headlines of these stories gives a flavor of what would be the Keystone State's fiber optic future.

Civil liberties advocates were alarmed by the defeat of what they say was a keystone of an emerging legal system.

John Neurohr, communications director for the progressive group Keystone Progress, also said Wagner has "no sense of what constitutes reasonable political dialogue".

I had no idea of what to expect when I arrived at KeyStone, although I'd spoken to one of the counsellors several times on the phone - the reassuringly named Travis Flowers.

Bartholdi was initially uncertain of what to place in Liberty's left hand; he settled on a tabula ansata, a keystone-shaped tablet used to evoke the concept of law.

Keystone XL's opponents also point to a Enbridge Energy spill of 843,000 gallons of oil sands crude near Marshall, Mich., as an example of what can go wrong.

"I have problems with a lot of what [the administration] calls 'green.'" said Issa, which is why he'll probably be very Elliott Less on the Keystone issue.