Sentence examples for base from which to attempt from inspiring English sources

That's a decent base from which to attempt to run things better.

Sikandar completed the pacification of Jaunpur (1493), campaigned into Bihar, and founded the city of Agra in 1504 as a base from which to launch his attempt to control Malwa and Rajasthan.

In 1530 d'Avila established Salamanca de Acalán as a base from which to launch new attempts to conquer Yucatán.

In June 1982, Israel began the second and most destructive of its various invasions of Lebanon in an attempt to eradicate the Palestinian Liberation Organization PLOO), which had been using the country as a base from which to launch attacks against the Jewish state.

Police have announced that they will destroy the homes of an estimated 1,600 people at the Calais camp, known as the "Jungle", which is used by up to 5,000 asylum seekers as a base from which they attempt to enter Britain via the Channel tunnel.

It is a base line from which to improve.

This is the terrain from which to challenge attempts to scapegoat people who are unemployed.

Our correspondent says it is believed that many of the coup forces have now retreated to the military base from which the attempt to overthrow the president was announced.

A grounded theory-based approach to qualitative data analysis was utilized in an attempt to construct theories from which to base future hypothesis-driven research [ 52].

Nonetheless, they represent an honest attempt to provide experimental bases from which, eventually, to approach the question posed by Bedian.

From his exile in Corsica he moved to a base in Calabria to attempt the reconquest of his kingdom.