Sentence examples for the very foundational from inspiring English sources

This tactic runs counter to the very foundational principles of this nation and is an utter abomination.

"Being paid for one's efforts -- the salary that's agreed upon for one's work -- is something very foundational to our whole economic system".

Dirt is very foundational.

IaaS is a good start and is in fact very foundational.

The very idea of elemental and foundational knowledge in art-making, and the structure of the sequential curriculum that relies upon this idea, is made irrelevant by CalArts' "radical educational model". Well, the whole idea was to raise the question what do you do in an art school?

Those with experience in philosophy will get acquainted both with the striking differences between ancient and modern thinkers and the very elements that make the Greeks foundational to Western philosophy.

Since the cardinality of V may be greater than 2, the notion of a valuation system provides a natural foundational framework for the very idea of a many-valued logic.

Thus the Bloomsbury set evinced "the very English idea that aesthetic preferences are foundational for political and (especially) moral views".

This is the very essence of equality, our nation's foundational principle.

The right to live and worship as we choose is a foundational American value, highlighted in the very first of the original amendments.

Disruptive change poses existential challenges to leadership teams, raising foundational questions about aspirations, identity, and the very soul of a company.