Sentence examples for able to base from inspiring English sources

Indeed, what is astonishing is the ease with which Mr. bin Laden was able to base his first-string holy warriors in the West.

It takes hundreds of hours of practice – training and tandem skydiving – to get to the point of being able to Base jump, which disqualifies most potential participants.

Its three-pronged approach to learning begins with a "grammar phase" when pupils are taught the rules on which they will able to base their future education.

Lee Greenwood was able to base an entire career on his 1983 "God Bless the U.S.A.," a song that has been trotted out for wars, fireworks displays and all occasions in between.

BEACH PARTY Several networks threw parties during upfront week, for media buyers and advertisers, but few were able to base a party on a single show on their schedules.

It is not just social workers who need the time and resources to be able to base their decisions on evidence; people at all levels of social care, from policymakers and commissioners down to frontline staff, should be grounding their conclusions on solid, up-to-date research.

The miRNAs 1 63/3 14 are a potential miRNA/miRNA* pair since they are located on opposite arms of the same precursor and are able to base-pair at least partially with each other.

When the anticodon of one of these aminoacylated tRNAs is able to base-pair stably with the specific mRNA codon in the decoding site (A site), a new peptide bond is formed between the nascent polypeptide and the specified amino acid.

The rm1 and rm2 sequences are conserved in human (U861 A868 and U897 U902), S. pombe (G814 A819 and U849 U854) and Tetrahymena thermophila (G783 A788 and U815 U819) 18S rRNAs and are able to base-pair with the invariant m1 and m2 elements of cognate snR30/U17 snoRNAs.

After being lifted, many calves were able to stand despite base excess levels below −20mmol/ll.

In our investigation, many calves were able to stand despite base excess levels below −20mmol/ll.