Sentence examples for Not solidly from inspiring English sources

That's a valid fear, but not solidly based.

China's developing capitalism is not solidly based on law, respect for property rights and free markets.

"The Supreme Court came down solidly committed to both sides, not solidly for either side," said State Senator Scott Beason, a Republican who was a leading sponsor of the immigration bill.

"It means the interim government does not solidly control the security situation as they claim," said Sadoun al-Dulame, executive director of the Iraq Center for Research and Strategic Studies.

I get that sometimes you have to live with words like AIRER that are not solidly "in the language" in order to fill a tough section, but that corner made me stop and say, "Really?" in the midst of an otherwise pleasant solve.

Others have sought to undo the work of the philosopher-kings by overturning every ruling not solidly supported by the words of the constitution, as they were understood by the Founding Fathers.Mr Roberts appears to believe that the first group, known as "activist judges", are usurping powers that belong to elected legislators.

The proposal, HR 2183, has put NSF in a delicate position: It could be saddled with a program that isn't solidly based on peer review and that could also drain money from other efforts.

But the proposal to support some 400 colleges with a predominantly minority enrollment has put the National Science Foundation NSFF) in a delicate position: It could be saddled with a program that isn't solidly based on peer review and that could drain money from other efforts.

echoed King's complaints and said part of the reason Cantor lost his race is because he wasn't solidly opposed to immigration reform.

Obama/Trump voters, while less Democratic-leaning, aren't solidly Republican either: 39percentt of Obama/Trump voters say they plan to back a Republican candidate in 2018, according to the study, with 17percentt saying they'll vote Democratic and another 41percentt still unsure.

The magazine suggested that he could be ousted if the company did not become solidly profitable.