Sentence examples for which forms the cornerstone from inspiring English sources
A freed Roman slave turned shipping merchant, Trimalchio throws possibly the most extravagant dinner party in literature, which forms the cornerstone of The Satyricon.
Having raised those issues of concern, let me make it clear that I am nevertheless an admirer and respecter of the BBC, which forms the cornerstone of public service broadcasting in this country.
The Monju reactor, which forms the cornerstone of a national project by resource-poor Japan to reuse and eventually produce nuclear fuel, shows the tensions between the scale of Japan's nuclear ambitions and the risks.
I boot up my computer and take a look at the current list of pending technical enquiries, which forms the cornerstone of my daily work.
This insight has led to the development of an alternative logical notion of question meanings, which forms the cornerstone of the framework of inquisitive semantics, to be discussed below.
In 1913, the Crawford Library was received which forms the cornerstone of the British Library's philatelic literature collection, containing about 4500 works.
The principles of participation, transparency and accountability, which form the cornerstone of the notion of free, prior and informed consent (FPIC), are usually absent in such transactions.
Email was cemented in the public consciousness with the notorious "you've got mail" sound of email arriving for AOL users, which formed the cornerstone of the 1998 Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan romantic comedy, You've Got Mail.
Piston Cloud's CEO and Co-founder, Joshua McKenty, was technical lead and cloud architect of NASA's Nebula Cloud Computing Platform, which formed the cornerstone of the OpenStack project.
Underlying this short stature are the Reduced height (Rht) genes, which encode DELLA proteins and which formed the cornerstone of the Green Revolution.
In answering the question, the provisions of the Birds and Habitats Directives, which form the cornerstone of the EU's Natura 2000, are first summarized.
