Sentence examples for base it would be from inspiring English sources
Transformed into an effective, global group with strong controls and a lean cost base it would be a powerhouse.
And while many have argued that the effectiveness of Trump's racially coded appeals is tied to rising inequality and the economic woes of the working class voters who constitute Trump's base, it would be more accurate to say that Trump is tapping into a vein of working class racism that has been a part of American politics for a long time.
Look at it this way: If consumer product companies like Apple needed to have close ties with each individual customer in order to sell iPhones, or if an emerging author weren't allowed to sell his new book on Amazon without an established reader base, it would be extremely cumbersome — impossible even — for either of them to get their products into the market.
To paraphrase Jeter, if the umpire was kind enough to award him first base, it would be impolite to refuse the invitation.
If it were to go public, as is perennially mooted, and list in London, where it is based, it would be a contender for the FTSE 100 index.Although it clearly enjoys the perks of being a private firm, with few obligations to detail its accounts, Markit is hardly secretive.
"When we're in December, when people are training and setting their bases, it would be good to do more around that time".
Our correspondent says it not clear whether this group is capable of carrying out large scale military operations or is willing to do so, but that even if it were to launch some small raids on isolated military bases it would be a huge change in the status quo.
But in the IUP scenario, where the proteins are multitasking and the functions are context based, it would be interesting to apply Goh et al.'s approach and to see how the boundary between the "disease" and "essential" genes are drawn.
To further explore the roles of MSH2 and MSH6 in tumorigenesis, in CSR and in SHM at A T bases, it would be useful to analyze mice simultaneously lacking both proteins and therefore completely deficient in MutSα complex dependent functions [7].
On these experimental bases, it would be reasonable to postulate that RAS blockade can promote higher beneficial effects in diabetic retinopathy than other antihypertensive agents.
"And they're all realizing that the Muslim population is a client base that it would be in their interest to cater to".
