Sentence examples for base seems to be from inspiring English sources
Its vote base seems to be whatever the opposition leaves over.
On the contrary, the Irish base seems to be essential to Google's international structure.
It is dangerous to generalize, but American conservatism, at its base, seems to be primarily a movement of a middle class that sees itself as squeezed, besieged, and neglected, and whose grievances have as much to do with values as economics.
The quality of the Australian player base seems to be eroding as fast as the Suffolk coastline while Cricket Australia is said to be so devoid of funds (not yet bankrupt but heading that way, I was told recently by someone who would know) that they need to cling on to the coat-tails on any Indian deals they can to stay afloat.
"Appealing to the base" seems to be a key concern of Republicans, but if the base is the type of people who were at the rally this weekend and Republicans do not denounce that type of behaviour, the Tea Party may start to be of more harm to the Republicans than good.
Kik's very young, very active user base seems to be warming up to bots early, but time will tell how important the service will be to Kik's messaging future.
Thus, the idea of building a dictionary as a union of the wavelet and the Fourier bases seems to be very attractive.
The reasoning on which this claim is based seems to be the following: For two items to stand in the relation of likeness they must have something in common.
Stochastic search of parameter space using a variety of techniques (e.g. Markov chain Monte Carlo-based) seems to be state of the art.
As evidence, the theory shows how wizards of the past, such as the Peverells (on whom "The Tale of the Three Brothers" is based), seemed to be much stronger than wizards in present time.
