Sentence examples for would be foundation from inspiring English sources

"I came here because I thought there would be foundation [of diversity] to protect you," he said.

Our goal was to identify rudimentary data that would be foundation for normative data for JVO2 and AVDO2 in this population of patients.

"A referendum campaign fought solely on the basis of fear and negativity would be no foundation upon which to build the Scotland of tomorrow … This is not a big, nationwide byelection, it's our future.

"There would be no foundation".

Perhaps in some ways it was inevitable that somewhere like this would be the foundation of my first novel.

On Thursday, Mr. Clinton said the gathering in September in New York would be the foundation's last.

Fans would bypass radio and television and get information from other fans (via the Internet), and music's past would be a foundation rather than a scrap heap.

We felt firmly that we were laying the blocks for a cohesive, progressive society that would be the foundation of an independent state.

Luther's view of religion, as an essentially subjective and private quest over which the state had no jurisdiction, would be the foundation of the modern secular ideal.

By contrast, Mayhew decided that what his interview subjects said would be the foundation of his work rather than a set of footnotes.

A day after Pakistan's foreign minister, Abdul Sattar, said India and Pakistan had come close to a deal at their summit meeting that would be a foundation for future talks, India announced that Foreign Minister Jaswant Singh would meet Mr. Sattar in Pakistan.