Sentence examples for lost foundation from inspiring English sources

Headway Arts in Blyth, which runs groups for people with learning disabilities, warned they would be "devastated" if they lost foundation money.

For example, the human auditory system developed a function to find the "missing fundamental" [25], when humans hear only high frequency harmonics, they can feel the lost foundation frequency as well.

Instead, many social scientists came to believe that, if the pollsters failed, social science would fail with them (not least by losing foundation and federal research money).

The opera company has been paying for the program out of its own general fund since it lost a foundation grant for the school work last year.

The dialog between the two men became much more contentious as the negotiations advanced, but Mandela never lost the foundation of respect he earned at their first encounter.

Linda Lenz, who founded Catalyst 25 years ago and is now its publisher, said the magazine recently lost a foundation grant and had to downsize.

The proponent of free market morality has lost his foundations.

Carnap's responses are best interpreted, however, not as clinging to lost epistemological foundations, but as indicating a logician's overriding concern with explicative language constructions of great variety and his long-standing and radical ontological abstemiousness.

It was the threat of losing the foundation that nudged the town fathers to get back into the zeppelin business two decades ago.

Due to the failure of the two generations' integration of values, the practice of responsibility ethics loses the foundation of reciprocity and balance, and the intergenerational relations fall into a rational conflict under the emotional kidnapping.

Because of the differences between the rational choice of the parents and the children, the emotions and responsibilities formed by the parent and child loses the foundation of reciprocity and balance between the two generations, and the intergenerational relations have ambivalence due to the coexistence of intimacy and conflicts.