Sentence examples for base that can be from inspiring English sources
However, Informa said the impact on adjusted operating profit would be limited because it runs with a "high variable cost base" that can be managed.
Investors in traditional municipal bonds are paid from tax revenue, a diverse base that can be increased by governments if shortfalls arise.
"When you get a great celebrity that has an authentic vibe that caters to a particular customer base, that can be really potent," said Jeffrey Gennette, chief merchandising officer for Macy's.
Where the seabed is suitable, it is possible to build a "float out" lighthouse, consisting of a cylindrical tower on a large concrete base that can be 50 feet in diameter.
"Hollywood production companies have started to take notice of the fan base that can be created online," says Michael Regina, an editor of OneRing, who adds that the site now enjoys a very close relationship with the Hollywood team behind the Lord of the Rings films.
His puzzlelike sofa, Confluences (above), produced by Ligne Roset, allows for a seemingly endless number of color and comfort configurations; his Triangolazioni table, from the new Italian company Skitsch, has an "exploding" base that can be reshaped into a variety of heights and sizes.
For one thing, its members already have deep insights into the payment habits of their vast customer bases that can be used to plan MCX's strategy.
A portion of the model is implemented in a knowledge-base that can be used to recommend the most suitable set of stakeholder involvement tools to be utilized on a particular project.
Wavelets provide hierarchical bases that can be adapted to the anisotropic behaviour of the orbitals.
We find that the cobT gene product, which activates lower ligand bases for attachment, limits the range of lower ligand bases that can be incorporated by bacteria.
Recent developments in the literature have offered extremely powerful linguistic resources ("functional bases") that can be used, with some initial training, to develop precise and complete functional descriptions.
