Sentence examples for represented the cornerstone from inspiring English sources
The Egyptian revolution on the 25th of January represented the cornerstone in the Arab Spring movement.
The iodine isotopes with particular regard to I and I have represented the cornerstone of nuclear medicine, in thyroid diseases especially.
The Food Stamp Program represents the cornerstone of the federal nutrition assistance safety net.
"Arc represents the cornerstone of a lot of our social lives," said a self-styled "Arcoholic" who posted his comments under the name Biggie.
On a regional level, Syria represents the cornerstone of a strategic axis that extends from Tehran through Baghdad to Damascus and ends in Beirut.
Republicans may well retort that it represents the cornerstone of a conservative political order, but it is palpably clear that most people simply do not believe them.
Cost-effective, lifestyle interventions aimed at delaying or preventing the onset of diabetes in individuals at high risk represent the cornerstone of the National Diabetes Prevention Programme NDPPP).
These works represent the cornerstone of Mr. Stella's reputation, the Stellas whose historical importance, as with Picasso's Cubist paintings, is most widely, if somewhat predictably, accepted.
By allowing the analysis of artefacts in a non-invasive and non-destructive way, the external beam represents the cornerstone of this evolution.
Provenance represents the cornerstone element which will enable information consumers to assess information quality, which will play a fundamental role in the continued evolution of the Web.
In this context we identified HL7 standard as the world's leading medical ICT standard that is envisioned to provide the umbrella for medical data semantic interoperability, which amongst other things represents the cornerstone for the Croatia's National Integrated Healthcare Information System IHCISS).
