Sentence examples for base to challenge the from inspiring English sources

France hoped that the residents of the Isle of Wight would support them, and rebel against England, and that the Isle of Wight could be used a base to challenge the English.

Holloway and Rimas Kaukenas are gone, but with Samuel Dalembert, Shine and Darius Lane returning, the Pirates have a solid base to challenge for the Big East crown.

While Hillary's "PUMA" redhots seemed to more ignorant observers to give her a base to challenge Obama in the 2012 primaries, that was never a serious prospect.

His patience paid off; by last year political infighting had ensured no one had the power base to challenge him.

Perhaps the standoff would not have arisen had the island not had huge copper deposits, and therefore an economic base from which to challenge the mainland Papua New Guineans.

That is a risky base from which to challenge the Kremlin.It is possible that those behind Mr Gusinsky's arrest, whether Mr Putin or other Kremlin figures, underestimated the opposition it would arouse.

As the emerging evidence base is beginning to challenge the validity of the exit interview as a reliable measure of low frequency, subjective clinical practices then this should be considered an area of research priority.

The Angels tend to cause the most havoc with their aggressiveness in taking extra bases, so expect them to challenge the Yankees' outfield arms, especially Johnny Damon's in left.

In his view, it took not only a change in evangelical attitudes but also the emergence of a new generation of leaders with power bases of their own to challenge the right.

Although scouting was introduced to Africa by British officials as a way to strengthen their rule, the values they based scouting on helped to challenge the legitimacy of British imperialism.

Inoculum dose: The most predominant clones of S. aureus field isolates (SA1 and SA2) were selected based on characterization profile to challenge the mice.