Sentence examples for secure foundations from inspiring English sources

Snorting at a colonial governor's promise that "the fair Prospect of the security of your country [was now] being settled upon the most sure and lasting foundation," Adams nailed the hapless blowhard for double tautology ("the security, being secured upon secure foundations"), a classic instance of words being used "mearly for sound".

In contrast, foundationalism means that "every piece of knowledge stands at the apex of a pyramid that rests on stable and secure foundations whose stability and security does not derive from the upper stories or sections".

Whatever Johnson's views, his responsibility is to Londoners and setting secure foundations for future generations.

Daniel Libeskind's proposal represents a search for secure foundations in a time when they are both literally and figuratively crumbling.

Without secure foundations in law which allow enforceable property rights, the cooperative nature of market transactions fails.

Ed Miliband asserts in his foreword: "An economy built on strong and secure foundations, where we balance the books".

It might not seem the most secure foundation for a successful marriage.

The opportunity must be seized to establish a much more secure foundation for the UK banking system of the future".

"The change will provide me, at age 64, with more flexibility for me and my family and a secure foundation for our future," Mr. Goldsmith said in a statement.

"The change will provide me, at age 64, with more flexibility for me and my family and a secure foundation for our future," he said in the statement.

Lacking a secure foundation of mutual trust, American-Chinese relations today remain susceptible to the random accidents of history that have plagued them in the past.