Sentence examples for real cornerstone from inspiring English sources

The Broncos' defense is the real cornerstone for most of those victories.

"It's a real cornerstone of the financial markets," Jason Simpson, a strategist at ABN Amro in London, said of Libor.

"It's a real cornerstone of the financial markets," Jason Simpson, a strategist at ABN Amro in London, told The New York Times of Libor.

Of those, only 20 or so are considered real cornerstone patents—and Kodak owns no fewer than 13 of them.Kodak's breakthrough was to use small organic molecules sandwiched between negative and positive electrodes to produce visible light at a much lower voltage than ever before.

Most notorious among them is the distinction between essence and existence in created beings, which represents the real cornerstone of Avicenna's ontology.

Announcing the ATI funding, Mr Cameron said: "Aerospace is a real cornerstone of British business, supporting over 100,000 jobs across the UK and is worth over £27bn to our economy every year.

While critics say All Aboard Florida is unnecessary — a small number of Amtrak trains already travel from Miami to Orlando — Mr. Edens said it had the potential to revitalize local economies because mass transit is "one of the real cornerstones of economic growth".

Clients include some of the biggest names in real estate: TF Cornerstone, the Rudin Management Company and the Rockrose Development Corporation, to name a few.

THE company built a 200,000-square-foot office building at 527 Madison Avenue, at 54th Street, which it sold to the Cornerstone real estate investment trust in 1997.

As you march out FitzRandolph Gate into the real word, the cornerstone of your future and happiness is ultimately within yourself, not your mate.

Mr. Newman, 28, is a managing director of Empire Cornerstone, a real estate investment and development company in New York.