31.   Risking excommunication, the women want to transform the very foundation of the Roman Catholic Church, to loosen what they consider a patriarchal throttlehold.

32.   Some academics have raised questions about the independence of doing scholarly research on the very foundations that pay for the work.

33.   The involvement of such fiercely independent women musicians raises a question, however, that nags at the very foundations upon which the camp is built.

34.   The Internet has a confounding way of shaking the very foundations of time.

35.   The move to services is one of the hottest strategies in business, and it is driven by changes at the very foundations of manufacturing.

36.   The lifestyle to which Jackson-Moye has become accustomed was helped in part by a show that cheerfully undermined the very foundations of family and religion.

37.   The scramble for the spoils of the Soviet heritage could cause serious conflict between major geopolitical players and threaten the very foundations of established security systems.

38.   Their inevitable affair brings Cavendish out of his uptight shell but of course threatens the very foundation of Christian Victorian propriety.

39.   They are its very foundation.

40.   This tradition has been the very foundation of our liberty.