Sentence examples for two cornerstone from inspiring English sources

The vote was a signal of how dominant Spanish soccer, and especially its two cornerstone clubs, have become in the world game.

They also found, in a study called "An Empirical Examination of the Stage Theory of Grief," that people experience a good deal more pining for the deceased than they do anger or depression, perhaps the two cornerstone stages in the Kübler-Ross model.

Having rejected the sovereignty of God and authority of the Bible — two cornerstone Christian beliefs — he was already substantially outside the evangelical fold.

The two cornerstone studies proved the efficacy of TH for PCAS patients.

Inpatient care for small or sick babies includes two cornerstone components: Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) and sepsis case management, which are also considered elsewhere in this series [ 13, 14].

Hundreds of children convene for Caribbean Summit on HIV/AIDS BARBADOS, 21 March 2004 – Hundreds of children, ages 10-16, converged for a regional children's summit on HIV/AIDS for the signing of two cornerstone declarations, the Caribbean Youth Declaration on HIV/AIDS and Commitment of Governments.

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 Gloger and another star, center Chris Young, Princeton seemed to have two cornerstones for a bright future.

With Kazmir and Matt Peterson in the rotation, Binghamton has what may be two cornerstones of the Mets' future pitching staff.

"You look at our problems," Schuerholz said, "and we have these two cornerstones upon which to remedy them.