Sentence examples for wide base of support from inspiring English sources

Anti-spending groups in the United States, relying on thoroughly discredited neoclassical economic principles, have built a wide base of support from Wall Street bankers, doctrinaire neo-liberals, Tea Party enthusiasts, and small-government supporters in the American middle class.

Although the standards have quite a wide base of support, the politics in an election year are tricky.

In her announcement today, the president asked for a wide base of support in her attempts to address Indonesia's economic and social crises.

Paul's supporters could not vote for him in the Presidential election, but they were committed to him nonetheless; Barr was the only libertarian on the ballot, but he lacked a wide base of support.

The terrorist organization has proved quite conclusively that it has a wide base of support and is very resourceful; since the attacks were in the planning for a long time, there may well be moles in any public institution.

In Basra too, after an astonishing turn-round, the Iraqi army seems to have bested the Sadrists.Yet the Sadrists still have a wide base of support, especially among the poor.

Marcel failed because he lacked a following outside Paris and could not make a moderate compromise that would have given him a wider base of support.

In young adults, combined neck and trunk bracing led to reduced walking speed, shorter step length, wider base of support and a larger proportion of the gait cycle spent in double stance (p's < 0.05).

Consistent with previous findings of ataxic mice and humans, pcd mice exhibited a wider base of support than size-matched control mice (F(15.51,1)=42.87, p <0 0.001).

Furthermore, there was considerable variability in the relative width of support between thoracic and pelvic limb girdles – i.e. some animals had wider base of support in the thoracic limbs and some in the pelvic limbs.

As regards the time-distance parameters, in keeping with the results of previous works [ 5– 7, 38], our findings reveal that the gait cycle in obese subjects is characterized by a longer stance and double support phase, a shorter swing phase, and a wider base of support.