Sentence examples for most bedrock from inspiring English sources

Paid overtime is a fundamental protection, hardly revolutionary, but winning it would be a huge victory for domestic workers, whom federal law excludes from most bedrock labor protections.

In so doing, they contend, he violated perhaps the most bedrock concept of securities law: that a company director has a fiduciary obligation to keep nonpublic news from being used for stock market gains.

In Fiordland, dense geomorphic fracturing that is focused within the shallow subsurface appears to limit the depth and magnitude of most bedrock landslides.

Also, wells' depths and terrain elevation have a moderate to strong indirect relationship with groundwater yield in most bedrock terrains, except in high topographic areas underlain by porphyritic granite.

The probable source of hardness in the groundwater of the study area could be from the weathering of calcium bearing minerals in most bedrocks of the area.

If, for Rob Lowe, "Hollywood has done Neville Chamberlain proud today",  Aaron Sorkin thinks that "the US succumbed to an attack on our most cherished, bedrock principle of free speech".

Far from being the Fabulous Invalid, its restaurant scene is based on what may be the world's most solid bedrock of talented, well-trained chefs.

Oscar-wining screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, who has already attacked the media for spreading information leaked by the hackers, said: "Today the US succumbed to an unprecedented attack on our most cherished, bedrock principle of free speech".

Aaron Sorkin, the genius writer behind The West Wing, The Newsroom and much else besides said: "Today the US succumbed to an unprecedented attack on our most cherished, bedrock principle of free speech by a group of North Korean terrorists who threatened to kill moviegoers in order to stop the release of a movie".

"Today the U.S. succumbed to an unprecedented attack on our most cherished, bedrock principle of free speech".

White Christian evangelicals still formed one of the most crucial bedrocks of last week's Republican success – comprising 25% of the electorate and giving 79% of their vote to the GOP.