Sentence examples for base that it would from inspiring English sources

"And they're all realizing that the Muslim population is a client base that it would be in their interest to cater to".

The plan's supporters argue that the tax would broaden the tax base, that it would be progressive, and that it would decrease tax burdens and start taxing wealth (reducing the economic gap).

Based on that, it would be interesting to evaluate the association of key enzymes in steroidogenesis such as aromatase and 17β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases and breast cancer.

If you were basing a kill list on that, it would be pretty bloody awful.

For example, the Pentagon said it has 22percentt excess base capacity that it would like to close.

To accomplish his goal, he took a single piece of metal, had a welder bend it by hand and then bolted it to a stainless-steel base so that it would "read as two very different elements".

Employers can turn down a request on any of eight grounds, however, and this includes arguing that the change would impact on the business's customer base or that it would add additional costs to the business.

In Tehran on Tuesday, Vice President Ali Akbar Salehi, who also leads the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, said at a news conference that the enrichment plant was being built adjacent to a military base so that it would be protected, The Associated Press reported.

Because it focused exclusively on welfare recipients, however, NWRO's narrow constituency base guaranteed that it would remain a marginal force in the nation's politics.

The Pentagon, which has to produce more than one report a day for Congress, is frequently forced to buy kit it does not want and keep bases open that it would rather close.

Paramount's lawyers' claim that the character of Koskoff is an amalgamation of many people mentioned in the Jordan Belfort book on which the film is based, and that it would not be reasonable to identify him as Greene.