Sentence examples for has a narrow base of from inspiring English sources

But the meritocracy, such as it is, has a narrow base of the 6 percent of the population who are party members.

The model has a narrow base of empirical support: allozyme phylogenies from 24 species of Partula that have been weighted on the basis of allele frequency [ 43, 49].

All but four of his ministers are secular-minded: his government has a narrower base than the previous Governing Council, which had eight Islamists among its 25 members.

The toys have a narrow base, and with only two wheels, they can be very unstable, said Ms. Brown of the product safety commission.

The analysis of the skeletal base morphology showed that 18 patients had a narrow base, 7 patients had a middle base, and 3 had a broad apical base.

As Mr Button sees it, Labor's failure to shake itself free of union influence or to reform its ideas has left it with a narrow base of parliamentary candidates drawn from "political operators" rather than people who can relate to the broader community.

He has not given an interview to The Economist for some time, but my impression is that he relies on a narrow base of advisers, and has perhaps not fully appreciated how much the world has changed, financially and politically, since then.

It has a narrow genetic base because of its recent allotetraploid origin (Halward et al. 1991; Kochert et al. 1991).

As a result, though the stock market here had soared to $1.5 trillion in value, making it one of the world's biggest, it had a very narrow base of investors.

Chickpea, like other legumes, has a narrow genetic base in spite of the large collection of germplasm and globally active genetic enhancement program.

Each of the five petals has a narrow, stalklike base, sometimes with scales at the junction of the base and the broad upper part.