Sentence examples for footing from which from inspiring English sources

For years now Ma Jian has provided Western journalists with a firm moral footing from which to consider the hazy issue of freedom of speech in China.

Biology and physiology students will find they have a good footing from which to transfer to medicine, while others go to work in research laboratories or the pharmaceutical or biotech industries.

He added: "Although a difficult process to go through, this sets in motion the comprehensive updated turnaround plan that we have identified, and gives British Home Stores a secure financial footing from which to grow and deliver sustainable profitability.

"Although a difficult process to go through, this sets in motion the comprehensive updated turnaround plan that we have identified, and gives British Home Stores a secure financial footing from which to grow and deliver sustainable profitability.

Next to it is a column footing from which structural steel will begin to rise in the next year; that is, if all the financing falls into place for a project that will cost at least $1.3 billion and has no large prospective office tenants yet.

Analysts think Lewis needs to find £2bn-£3bn, either from the pockets of big City investors or selling some of the family silver – or both – if it is to have a sure financial footing from which to recover from this year's collapse in profits and the accounting scandal that has exposed a £250m black hole in expected first half profits.

The first segment involves the jumper executing a hop by landing on the same foot from which he took off.

The second highest mountain in Africa, Mount Kenya has a girth of about 95 miles at 8,000 feet, from which it rises boldly to its restricted summit zone.

Majestic mountains (rising to about 5,000 feet), from which pour many magnificent waterfalls, notably the Vørings Falls and Skjeggedals Falls, flank the fjord's clear waters.

"They're seeing it from 10,000 feet, from which the religious themes are no longer specific to Christianity, but part of the great Joseph Campbell tradition of universal myth," Mr. Kaplan, of the Lear Center, said of "Narnia's" new caretakers.

This was an age when public address systems could barely lift the vocalist's voice above the band, but the band could hear the shuffle of the dancer's feet from which the Sultans took their cue.