Sentence examples for such a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

The Yankees were such a cornerstone of his life that after he died in 1999 at age 86, his grandson Jeff helped scatter his ashes in Monument Park.

Festivals have become such a cornerstone of our culture and visiting them such a major part of promoting a book that it's hard to remember when most book events were confined to libraries and bookshops.

Google considered it such a cornerstone of its operating philosophy that it was included in the S-1 filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2004 when it went public.

"I'm confused," he says, because reducing low-density lipoprotein (LDL), or bad cholesterol, is such a cornerstone of cardiology.

The birth of print was expected to bring the swift extinction of the manuscript – yet manuscript books continued to circulate, and the manuscript news services that became such a cornerstone of the news market actually came into existence after the invention of printing.

"The very least we owe the Welsh people is therefore to consider extremely carefully the likely impact of these radical changes to such a cornerstone of the union - that redistributive union - as taxation because they will have impacts on the potential prosperity and the wellbeing of the Welsh people," he said.

Mr. Edwards, in particular, has made tightening such rules a cornerstone of his campaign, putting him in a delicate position as he denounces expenditures coming indirectly from some of his closest supporters, like locals of the service employees' union.

B3 Child Welfare Goals Unmet New Jersey's child welfare system is failing to provide medical checkups to about 80percentt of children entering foster care, just 18 months after the state made such checkups a cornerstone of its court-ordered overhaul.

Coming just 14 years after the Australian commonwealth was formed, it represented a first entrance onto the world stage and, as such, proved a cornerstone of a new national identity.

"I think freedom of speech is such a fantastic cornerstone of our democracy, if we're going to get any laws that inhibit freedom of speech it's infinitely better that that's done in parliament than on the hoof by judges," he said.

Such loans are a cornerstone of financial planning for several million college students in financial need.