Sentence examples for base of some of from inspiring English sources

Sinaloa is considered the home base of some of the most powerful crime bosses in Mexico.

They noticed deep charring at the base of some of the walls and patterns of soot that made them suspicious.

I recently looked at the active user base of some of those competitors, and pretty much all except Snapchat's are bigger than Twitter's.

Black and gray are the colors, lightened only by small mounds of red dust at the base of some of the charred trunks -- the leavings of bark beetles -- and flecks of green where new growth pokes above the ash.

"We do not have the supporter base of some of the older clubs but will continue to work hard with the Highland community and beyond to turn this around.

At the base of some of their eyes, there are multiple layers of receptor cells, including cells that are perpendicular to the axis of incoming light (distal retina), as well as a narrow second retina (proximal retina).

Packing stones visible around the bases of some of these indicate that they were originally upright.

In the last 10 years the mountain climbers have been joined by backpackers, who are satisfied to trek to the bases of some of the most spectacular peaks in South America.

There are, moreover, obvious Mesopotamian motifs in biblical cosmogony and primeval history in the early part of the Bible, and Mesopotamian place-names are the obvious bases of some of the personal names of the clan's forebears.

In the present review, we will highlight how these basic concepts, emerging from the employment of novel cell engineering tools, can be linked to pathophysiology of the cardiovascular system, and may contribute to understanding the molecular bases of some of the major cardiovascular diseases like heart failure, heart valve stenosis and failure of the venous aorto-coronary bypass.

Some of these fancy mice were later introduced into Europe, and subsequently into North America, and their phenotypes and the genetic bases of some of these phenotypes were reported (Darbishire 1902a, 1902b, 1903, 1904; Gates 1926; Koide et al. 1998; Little & Tyzzer 1915; So & Imai 1920; Tyzzer 1915; Yerks 1907).