Sentence examples similar to long lasting foundation from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday's earnings call, Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, said the popularity of the iPhone provided the company a "long-lasting foundation".

Apply a long-lasting foundation or just a light powder foundation.

The only two head coaches who did not settle for riding shotgun were Bill Parcells and Jimmy Johnson, both of whom, not coincidentally, spearheaded the personnel decisions and built long-lasting foundations for success.

The resulting resins yielded protective materials, which feature remarkable adhesion to the substrate, good scratch resistance and high wear endurance, thus laying the foundations to manufacture long lasting protective barriers against corrosion and, more in general, against aggressive chemicals.

Brillat-Savarin was, for example, the first to coin the phrase: "You are what you eat" – item four in a long list of "Aphorisms of the Professor" intended as "a lasting foundation for the science of gastronomy".

Stocks are very long lasting assets.

It can have long lasting emotional effects.

Electric light is steady, long lasting and banal.

"Whether it will be long lasting, I cannot say".

But they have proved remarkably long lasting as ideas.

Thomas Edison patented the "long lasting filament" in 1880.