Sentence examples for on a narrow base from inspiring English sources

"We do not believe it will be possible to reach a 3.5% of GDP primary surplus [in 2018] by relying on hiking already high taxes levied on a narrow base, cutting excessively discretionary spending and counting on one-off measures as has been proposed in recent weeks".

The organism is further characterized by vegetative reproduction with multilateral budding on a narrow base and fermentation of glucose in addition to at least one other sugar [ 12].

Flat tax-rates on a broad base are less distortive than high marginal rates on a narrow base.

The shape of the vessels is extremely simple: a wide, straight-sided bowl set on a narrow base.

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.

Why these problems occur is simply because feet were not designed to be up in the air and balance on a narrow base at the heel and be thrown forward because the pitch of the shoe.

The finding that most strongly suggests a diagnosis of myxoma on MRI is the presence of a narrow base of attachment to the interatrial septum[ 8 ].

The mystery was solved when a byre door was excavated at Easting on Unst which had a narrow base similar to Jarlshof's but which widened out to become cow-shaped.

The Phase III proposal and subsequent agreement between DFID and UNICEF drew on this non-strategy paper and its priorities, although in the end it concentrated on a narrower base.

Poland's prosperity rests on a surprisingly narrow base.

If Sanders has another obvious weakness, critics note that his campaign rests on a precariously narrow base of white voters and he has not adjusted to the mood of anger at recent policing and criminal justice scandals which galvanised the Black Lives Matter campaign.