Sentence examples for more of a foundation from inspiring English sources

There needs to be more of a foundation built, he said cautiously.

"Nothing changes for us, but now we have a bit more of a foundation," she told me.

"Campaign in poetry, govern in prose": The former secretary of state waxed philosophical about the difference between running a campaign and running a country - a not-so-subtle criticism of Sanders, whose appeal she sees as built more on a foundation of idealism than pragmatism.

Looking at water through this lens reveals that prior appropriation employs more governance and riparianism rests more on a foundation of exclusion than is commonly thought.

there are never any guarantees in life but the more real you are going into marriage about what you and your spouse-to-be are bringing to the marital table, the more solid of a foundation you can build beneath you for when life gets more complicated, as it invariably will.

Should it be run by an independent professional board, as it has been since May 1997, or should it be more of a family foundation, focused on the interests of the surviving members of the family?" She made it clear she did not want a family foundation.

The Common Core movement to 'standardize standards' represents more of a common foundation, a good starting point.

Ngu: My message would be to people with more of a biblical foundation, because that was my experience.

And, as Mr. Romney's advisers noted tonight, he has more a foundation of money and support in many of the coming states.

We personally feel that this project provides more of a research background and foundation from which other projects could start.

There was some debate about whether we should: it is more of a peg than the foundations for the piece.