Sentence examples for on firm foundations from inspiring English sources
The theory of loop representations has been put on firm foundations by Smith [58]; the same approach works for Sabinin algebras and non-associative Hopf algebras.
Their assets grew just a tad faster, suggesting that they are expanding their businesses on firm foundations.
The shattered European states were fully formed to begin with, so the Marshall Plan built on firm foundations.
All this should start from conception and be built on firm foundations for the rest of a child's life.
Sinn Féin's absence enhanced the authority of Cosgrave's government and enabled the speedy enactment of the mass of legislation necessary to set the infant state on firm foundations.
According to the OECD, the ratio of house prices to rents is nearly 70% higher than its average since 1970 well above the peak it reached in the overheated market of the late 1980s.The danger is that the boom has built on itself to a point where it no longer rests on firm foundations.
The appearance of the new mathematical inequality often puts on firm foundation for the heuristic algorithms and procedures used in applied sciences.
In our view, the kpol measurements are on firm foundation as they are based on equilibrium properties, the states of ionization of acids and bases at a given pH, based on the reasonable assumption that the actual chemical transformation (bond making/breaking) is slow compared with ionization equilibration.
In the end, those who embraced his philosophy tended to dislike his cold war liberalism (he characterized himself as having been "militantly anti-Communist"), whereas those who shared his politics wanted to place those views on firmer foundations than his philosophy provided.
Thus the development of the new inequalities often puts on a firm foundation the heuristic technique one uses in the applied sciences.
However, Mr Esty argues, "the chief virtue of this index is that it begins the process of shifting environmental debates on to firmer foundations, underpinned by data and a greater degree of analytic rigour".
