Sentence examples for key bases of from inspiring English sources
Kandahar has long been considered one of Mr. bin Laden's key bases of operations in Afghanistan, so its loss would make it far more difficult for him to operate effectively in Afghanistan.
The constant pressure to reinforce Guadalcanal had weakened Japanese efforts in other theaters, contributing to a successful Australian and American counteroffensive in New Guinea which culminated in the capture of the key bases of Buna and Gona in early 1943.
With the mental collapse of King Henry VI, Queen Margaret used the Duchy of Lancaster lands in the Midlands, including Kenilworth, as one of her key bases of military support.
It would require a process for selecting beneficiaries and for choosing where in the EU to send them on the basis of some sort of "distribution key" based on size of population, economic strength, unemployment rates and the number of refugees already taken in.
Pakistan was a key base of operation when the United States funneled support for Afghan guerrillas during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.
"They have still not been accepted by everybody, yet they form the key base of the triangle that forms the robust agreement that we want".
Etsy will face challenges in competing with what it counts as its larger rivals Alibaba, eBay and Amazon, without losing its key base of homemade goods enthusiasts.
And unions are a key base of progressive support, so crushing them will similarly benefit conservatives.
White Christians dominate in the GOP - Robert Jones: "Republicans' key base of white Christians is well represented across the Super Tuesday states.
Domestically, one of the most important aspects of today's vote was to continue to support exports as a key base of growth for U.S. businesses, U.S. workers and the U.S. economy.
Even deeper trends, going back decades to the rise of pro-business, anti-regulation lobbyists and the decline of unions, as recounted in Timothy Noah's book on income inequality, The Great Divergence, helped shape the decline of the middle and working class in America, laying the groundwork for disenfranchised whites to be Trump's key base of support.
