Sentence examples for better base for from inspiring English sources

"It now needs to complete the package by introducing simpler settlement agreements and protected conversations that provide a better base for discussing and managing change in the workplace".

An even better base for exploring the area is Can Tho, the biggest city in the delta, with a population of around 300,000.

I can't detect much difference in tenderness between the buttermilk and milk marinades, but the buttermilk gives the longer-marinated chicken a tangier flavour, and is a better base for the flour to cling to than milk or water.

She wasted no time in selling it when the couple decided that Homs would be a better base for them, its being so much closer to the desert and Palmyra.

Morris Moinian, the developer of Dylan, said the former club building provided a better base for the hotel than some of the office buildings that have been converted in recent years.

In Evesham Piotr Lisowski, an engineer at Kanes, has just bought a house; he and his wife have decided that Britain is a better base for their new baby than Poland.

The search for the perfect partner is likely to leave you lonely in old age: tolerance and resilience are better bases for a happy relationship than trying to maximise your utility.In this section Portrait of a revolutionary Choose the right pals, for a change Past and present How little changes Pinch me Getting one over Spoiled by choice ReprintsAnother is child-rearing.

Hence, several lines of evidence suggest that mechanisms other than the traditionally emphasized "ROS and iron" hypothesis are involved in anthracycline-induced cardiotoxicity and that these alternative mechanisms may be better bases for designing approaches to achieve efficient and safe cardioprotection.

Nail it in, and for a better base, cut out a hole in a corner, and make a ladder leading to the top.

Mr. Levin later settled on university communities as a better starting base for future Internet services.

"Sustainable development measurement is complex, but [it's] fundamental to providing a better evidence base for policymaking".