Sentence examples for not a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

But the dean insists that Skolkovo is not a cornerstone of the status quo.

Gender-exclusive language is not a cornerstone of Safe Schools, which aims to create safer and more inclusive learning environments in schools for students, staff and families.

That's not a cornerstone player, that's just a guy, and his struggles are increasing.

She favors outreach and access, she said, not racial quotas or numerical goals, a position that is not only a cornerstone of her political philosophy but also the essential lesson she has drawn from growing up as a Chinese-American.

A prescription drug benefit was not always a cornerstone of Mr. Bush's presidential campaign.

Yes, we should invest in this technology, but it should not be a cornerstone of a multi-million dollar project...yet...yet

That is why Mr. Bush has made pre-emption -- taking the war to the enemy before he can strike -- not only a cornerstone of national security policy, but of his re-election campaign.

The 32-year-old is not only a cornerstone in the title hunt, he's TNA's top "heel" (antagonist).

Voluntary participation is not only a cornerstone of research, but essential in a policy environment that will likely become even more complex once the study is underway.

She didn't invent a cornerstone of the modern woman's wardrobe, as Chanel did with the little black dress (which Ms. Blum writes was equated with the Model A Ford); nor is her legacy perpetuated by endless variations on a signature design, like the boxy, braid-trimmed Chanel jacket.

But nonprofits don't have a cornerstone on purpose.