Sentence examples for modern foundations from inspiring English sources
I sell body shapers and control garments, more modern foundations, all the time.
The large modern foundations have expended most of their funds for activities in the fields of education, social welfare, science, health, religion, conservation, international relations, and public policy.
The modern foundations of biological taxonomy, the science of classification of living and extinct organisms, were laid in the 18th century by the Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus and the French botanist Michel Adanson.
I am sustained and nourished by this sound – in fact, I'm obsessed with the modern sound coming from Pakistan these days, where ancient qawwali singing is embedded in rock and modern foundations.
However, two seminal works laid the modern foundations for the study of hazards and disasters Prince (1920), White (1945).
The Company-State: Corporate Sovereignty and the Early Modern Foundations of the British Empire in India.
The discrimination has continued, on a modern foundation of deliberate bias.
"With the establishment of the modern foundation a much greater concept came into being.
The modern foundation official should be prudent, judicious, diplomatic, & self-effacing, in all of which qualities Hutchins is singularly lacking.
His comprehensive pairing of battalions in 1881 laid the modern foundation of the British army's regimental system.
The university at Ca' Foscari, a modern foundation, has important schools of architecture and planning and strong programs in languages and linguistics.
