Sentence examples for base of adherents from inspiring English sources

From this perspective, we should see a weeding out of theories to a small number, but this is not likely to occur because each of the many theoretical perspectives has a resource base of adherents.

Suddenly I realized that classical liberalism had a strong base of adherents throughout the country, including in New York City.

It follows that the evidence base of an adherent of a theistic religion will contain the scientific evidence base as a proper part; it will include all the propositions to be found in the scientific evidence base, plus more perhaps those specific to Christian belief.

A large part of Germany's ostensible complaint against Scientology -- with its stated aim of creating a whole world of adherents -- is based on the assessment that Scientology is a coercive and totalitarian movement with a far more sinister political agenda than Christianity's harvesting of souls.

This can be correlated to the lithology: the finer sediments of the shales at the base of this member would contain abundant adherent organic matter for deposit feeders, but would tend to foul the gills of filter feeders when suspended; the coarser sediments of the sandstones at the top would have contained less organic matter to support deposit feeders.

Our full-thickness 4 mm excisional wounding model involves the complete removal of the epidermis, dermis, and panniculus carnosus, which is firmly adherent to the base of the dermis.

No doubt the Liberal "base" (let alone adherents of parties further to the right) think that the likes of Fran Kelly and Patricia Karvelas are "lefties".

And it has plenty of adherents among religious believers.

That lesson has found an army of adherents.

As this assay is based on the quantification of adherent cells, microscopy was used to confirm that dying cells became round and detached.

The primary outcome is the proportion of adherent patients, based on refill adherence.