Sentence examples for necessary footing from inspiring English sources

Its ground is pure objectivity, which gives the necessary footing to climb the mountain of spiritually subjective experience.

The government said it would put a bill through Parliament to give the £10 billion project the necessary legal footing.

Some years ago, when it was damaged by rioting in that city, she made special trip to Dublin, and arranged with the city authorities for the necessary repairs, footing entire bill herself.

His early success in running his family's hardware store gave him the necessary financial footing to become the cofounder (with his brother, Héctor) and president (1957 76) of the Arsenal de Sarandí football club in Buenos Aires.

When necessary the foot is incorporated by wires and screws inserted in the calcaneus and fixed to a half ring connected to the tibial external fixator.

The studio agreed these measures were necessary and footed the bill while Khambatta spent six months following the tedious instructions (her hair eventually regrew without issue, though she kept her shaven locks after production had ended).

Even before World War I, fully automatic weapons were used with ammunition more powerful than rifle cartridges, but such ammunition was not necessary for infantry missions until foot soldiers encountered armoured vehicles.

Though development would not provide enough money to resume construction of the cathedral, it would establish the economic footing necessary for a future capital campaign.

In order to reconstruct the osseous foot geometry, resection of the necrotic midfoot/hindfoot bones was necessary in 7 feet (16 %).

At tackle, he had the quick feet necessary to block the speedy edge pass rushers.

Following the World Cup x-rays showed that the screw in his foot, necessary to stop the deterioration of the original injury had caused a second fracture.