| They take the reductionist position that the fundamental building blocks of any organization are individuals, not the groups within it. |
| These likes and dislikes become the building blocks of some of our most important relationships. |
| This is a pile of brick fragments smoothed by water so that they look more like rounded stones than building blocks. |
| The room was soon filled with rocking horses, toy trains, model airplanes, and building blocks. |
| We have to recognise that we have laid most of the building blocks already and that it is too late to win a battle of wills. |
| If double-entry accounting is the basis of a true accounting system, then the ledgers are the building blocks. |
