Sentence examples for three cornerstones of from inspiring English sources
The three cornerstones of Mr. Obama's message — ending the formal war on terrorism, a more transparent and much more limited use of drones and closing Guantánamo — all present complications that limit the scope for major change.
Research, clinical care, and education are the three cornerstones of academic health centers in the United States.
Under the One Sony structure, Sony sees digital imaging, gaming and mobile devices to be the three cornerstones of its electronic business.
These three cornerstones of NCLB contain specific directives to the states and their school divisions to ensure that all students reach standardized proficiency levels by 2014 (USDOE, 2011).
Systematic review of the literature reveals evidence consistent with inflammatory responses that may dictate each of the three cornerstones of cholesterol gallstone formation: biliary cholesterol supersaturation; cholesterol nucleation; gallbladder hypomotility.
The same three cornerstones of resilience can also be applied to the microbial communities within a single coral colony.
Two cornerstones of scientific endeavour are transparency and reproducibility.
Two cornerstones of Mr. DeStefano's campaign were increasing home ownership and universal preschool for children.
With Kazmir and Matt Peterson in the rotation, Binghamton has what may be two cornerstones of the Mets' future pitching staff.
O'Brien said there were four cornerstones of the way he would run the program: academics, football, integrity and respect.
The Giants, whose Super Bowl victory against the Patriots revolved largely around a devastating pass rush, go into the season without the two cornerstones of the defensive line.
