Sentence examples for bases that exist from inspiring English sources

We'll only train in the -- in the Army bases that exist there.

In post–World War II Germany and Japan, and in South Korea following the 1953 armistice, the US established military bases that exist to this day.

But none of it has happened, because, uh, members of Congress won't allow that to happen because it's bases that exist in their own home states.

The new strands are copied by the same principle of hydrogen-bond pairing between bases that exists in the double helix.

It is well established that there is no clear deterministic recognition code between amino acids and bases that exists over all DNA-binding proteins [ 49].

Rural poverty skews the state average downward, however, concealing more-promising trends and the stronger economic base that exists in the urban areas.

Dr Alison Tedstone, chief nutritionist at Public Health England, said: "This paper is not critical of current advice on saturated fats, but suggests that the advice was introduced prematurely in the 1980s, before there was the extensive evidence base that exists today.

"This is a shameful decision that flies in the face of the evidence about the dangerous use of force used against people being forcibly removed and the knowledge base that existed within G4S and the Home Office about the dangers of restraint techniques.

The current study seeks to build on the small research base that exists on nonteaching roles in the early care and education workforce.

However, having in mind the small manufacturing base that exists in the country and that Kosovo's economy is very slowly emerging out of a post-war situation, problems with informational externalities are unavoidable.

Accordingly, data for the article were predominantly collected from relevant published literatures and other secondary sources including newspapers as well as the huge data base that exists in the form of e-resources.