Sentence examples for two cornerstones that from inspiring English sources

The five conservative justices built their decision on two cornerstones: that money is speech and that corporations are people.

Sword identifies four cornerstones that anchor any successful writing practice: Behavioral habits of discipline and persistence; Artisanal habits of craftsmanship and care; Social habits of collegiality and collaboration; and Emotional habits of positivity and pleasure.

"That's the four cornerstones that the players must take into training and onto the pitch when the season starts.

In her new novel, A PURE CLEAR LIGHT (Carroll & Graf, $22), St. John -- whose novel "The Essence of the Thing" was a finalist for the Booker Prize in 1997 -- casts a wry yet unwary eye on faith and fidelity, two cornerstones of existence that are, her characters discover, as transient and conditional as they had suspected.

Fidelity, the biggest mutual fund company in the world, was one of four cornerstone investors that have committed to take up the shares, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said Friday.

Here's a YouTube channel that combines two cornerstones of the site.

And when it comes to process, there are three cornerstones you control that make your content great.

A conceptual framework was initially constructed that includes the three cornerstone potential risks that confront any NPP plant operational risks, natural disaster risks, and plant locational risk (Fig. 3).

Two cornerstones of scientific endeavour are transparency and reproducibility.

This is maybe the first film in a while that's had all four cornerstones of success: emotion, action, humor, drama.

Those three cornerstones were included in a package of bills by Minnesota State Rep. Carly Melin that is currently moving through the state house and senate.