Sentence examples for that foundational from inspiring English sources

Yet by the program's end, after Mr. Ferguson has introduced you to derivatives and all those other arcane financial instruments and practices, it becomes clear just how distorted that foundational idea — borrow money, pay it back — has become.

Until there's a recognition and understanding of that foundational violence, the problems of racial discrimination and social inequality will endure from one generation to the next, even if their exact presentation changes.

We want PayPal to be that foundational level again.

Classical versions of foundationalism about justification hold that foundational beliefs are justified by acquaintance.

"That foundational creed of a country that offers equality of opportunity, of a country that has great class mobility, that's much more seriously that soft power you'd associate with America, its universal attractiveness.

Our paper introduces the embodied cognition research in the context of manipulatives, hand gestures, and whole-body movement so that educators and scientists can leverage that foundational knowledge to further research and develop technologically enhanced embodied mathematical activities.

In his memo, Barrons said: "Capability that is foundational to all major armed forces has been withered by design.

But it did help land him a grant, a $38,640 check each year for two years, from a nonprofit group that funded foundational investigations in physics.

"Bottom line, we have lost some of the credibility that is foundational to Cisco's success — and we must earn it back".

And when the author of Matthew's gospel describes Jesus as a child refugee, fleeing his country from a despotic ruler intent on taking his life – Herod not Assad – he is deliberately sampling that basic foundational myth of the Exodus.

Mr. Lessig may find the prospects so grim because his fears and hopes are largely based on an idealized vision of "freedoms that were foundational" in the origins of the Internet.