Sentence examples for broader footing from inspiring English sources

MUMBAI, India — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton arrived here on Friday, determined to put the United States' relations with India on a broader footing, even as Indian commentators voiced fears that the Obama administration was preoccupied these days with Pakistan and Afghanistan.

When the Bush years were nearly over, in American Fascists he explained that there was no way to talk to Christian fundamentalists, and that the real danger was that in a time of economic crisis they may find broader footing.

Henderson also flags several features of large theropods that would have ameliorated their rotational inertia--relatively larger toes and broader feet than smaller dinosaurs--and which aren't present in grad students.

He said: "We've gone into this on a very broad footing making sure that we don't lose any investigative opportunities whatsoever.

A massive limb with a broad foot is essential in such heavy animals.

With their broad feet, they destroy water springs and other things consistent with historical grazing use".

And langorous wandering along broad foot paths lined with neat flower beds shaded by century old trees is still the top activity in Sopot's well-groomed center.

The broad feet have hairy soles to protect and insulate as well as to facilitate movement across ice, as does the uneven skin on the soles of the feet, which helps to prevent slipping.

And Deinocheirus retains the relatively short and broad foot of a typical theropod, unlike the long, slender feet of the ornithomimid ornithomimosaurs (such as its smaller contemporary Gallimimus) and of the tyrannosaurids (such as the predator of Deinocheirus, Tarbosaurus7).

Features that enabled the ancient camel to survive those cold winters, like broad feet and its signature hump of fat, proved equally useful as the species went to desert regions, she said.

Further, she has broad feet and "a space between her teeth that would hold a number-two pencil" — the tooth space even conjuring a kid's move of fitting a pencil there.