Sentence examples for two cornerstones from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Thus, experiment and theory, the two cornerstones of chemical science in the modern world, together defined the concept of chemical reactions.

The two cornerstones of his approach became traditional storytelling and extraordinary visuals, freely mixing a variety of media into dramatic stage images.

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

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].

O'Brien said there were four cornerstones of the way he would run the program: academics, football, integrity and respect.