Sentence examples for base firmly from inspiring English sources

This was, in a certain way, not so remarkable — it is what much of Romney's activist base firmly believes.

Pack the base firmly using the bottom of a glass, otherwise specks of digestive will mix with the filling.

The president has his own Republican base firmly behind him, and in the past every incumbent president who has avoided a primary challenge has gone on to win a second term.

The Millennium Democratic Party (MDP), founded by Mr Kim, has traditionally had its stronghold in the Cholla region, while the conservative Grand National Party (GNP), which traces its roots back to South Korea's military dictators, has its support base firmly planted in Kyongsang.The election in 2002 of Mr Roh was heralded by some as a welcome easing of regionalism.

For example, one needs to take care of fixing the solar panels to the base firmly onto the structure.

Now I'm not suggesting that they are so important to the U.S. economy that Ben Bernanke and the Fed should step in to participate in Foursquare's rumored Series D. However, I do think that Keith Rabois' comment about Foursquare having a small user base firmly misses the point.

The two are the greatest of rivals on the court, but have built a friendship based firmly on mutual respect.

It is a decision based firmly on sense and science, and one that is good for Africa's elephants.

That revolution witnessed the development of settled village agricultural life based firmly on the domestication of plants and animals.

But if any such compromise is not based firmly on the Constitution, political analysts say, it could undermine the notion of equality under the law.

In rejecting the government's regulation of trade, classical economics was based firmly on a belief in the superiority of a self-regulating market.