Sentence examples for whose bedrock from inspiring English sources

In a country whose bedrock principles hold that war can be waged only by consent of the people, such restrictions were troubling indeed.

The War Resisters League grieves with the Meyer family for the loss March 22 of a long-time pacifist activist whose "bedrock commitment to nurturing, generosity, justice, and peace in action" supported decades of non-violent resistance to war and injustice.

She said that "all of us share the obligation to create and sustain a community of which we can all be proud, a community whose bedrock is mutual respect and concern for one another.

Leila Banijamali, a startup lawyer whose firm Bedrock has worked with companies like Foodspotting, AdStack and RewardMe, just launched StartupDocuments.

In the S-wave velocity inversion using EHVRs, we need to determine P- and S-wave velocities down to the seismological bedrock whose S-wave velocity would be more than 3 km/s, as shown in Eq. (3).

Appropriately for a man whose name translates as "bedrock," Mr. Bodenstein's knowledge of the terroir runs deep.

"Merrill was a kind of bedrock institution whose stability and longevity was taken for granted and was reassuring to people," Mr. Fraser said.

"Merrill was a kind of bedrock institution whose stability and longevity was taken for granted and was reassuring to people," said Steve Fraser, a Wall Street historian and author of "'Wall Street: America's Dream Palace".

For example in literary theory, Jacques Lacan, Jacques Derrida, and Michel Foucalt are three towering figures whose work provides the bedrock of the discipline; citing them would go a long way toward establishing your credibility as a scholar within the field.

The new bridge, whose foundation will reach the bedrock underneath, will be the world's largest self-anchored suspension bridge, an unusual design that contributed to its high cost.

Much will be expected of Purvis, who put in a winning display during Britain's European Championships win and whose consistency is often the bedrock of the team's performance.