Sentence examples for the basic foundational from inspiring English sources

Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, who took particular offense at the charges of insignificance, argued that this was a debate about nothing less than "the glue that holds the basic foundational societal unit together".

As every passing day makes the basic foundational chains of our own society seem more diminished than ever, Michelangelo's faces, fixed in our civilization's artistic foundation, showing those who live attenuated lives, pulled taut by exclusion and made meaningful by daily labor, appear essential.

These problems have historically been the focus of robotics research because they exercise perceptual, motor and manipulation capabilities that form the basic foundational abilities required for every robotic agent.

They taught me the basic foundational information about product and shoe making, but they also taught me about the importance of relationships, integrity, and dedication.

Could colleges and universities devote more time to developing critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills because the basic foundational skills were mastered quickly, easily, and cheaply through a MOOC?

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.

Student preparation will be assessed along two dimensions: understanding of basic, foundational concepts and the ability to demonstrate specific scientific inquiry and reasoning skills (AAMC, 2012).

This is now somewhat outdated but findings can nonetheless provide us with a basic foundational knowledge of what the UK public thinks (or thought).

"A huge part of the podcast," he tells me, "is explaining basic foundational stuff about women to men".

In phenomenological terms, the basic or foundational pre-reflective articulation of the subject-object intentional relation has gone astray.

This new approach -- most frequently referred to as "bridge programs" -- teaches workers basic, foundational skills and occupational skills at the same time.