Sentence examples for a basis from which from inspiring English sources

That is a basis from which to work'".

This is real investment at work – it provides a basis from which bigger things can happen," he said.

Yes, revenues may double this year to about $600m, but that is hardly a basis from which to justify a $17bn price-tag.

Palestinian negotiators are hoping to use the concessions Mr. Olmert made — which have never been publicly acknowledged by Israel — as a basis from which to start these negotiations.

Their inquiry into liberalism, pragmatism, nationalism, anarchism, and socialism provided a basis from which to criticize traditional Chinese ethics, philosophy, religion, and social and political institutions.

"America First" may be a basis from which to attempt Great Power strategies and realpolitik bargaining, but it is not a slogan that offers hope to countries languishing at the bottom of world poverty tables.

These topics underpin the practice of much of interferometric astronomy (at optical as well as other wavelengths), and provide a valuable basis from which to develop a better understanding of the operation of the VLTI in later chapters.

Recently, we applied the kinase-independent mechanism of SC-1 as a molecular basis from which to develop a novel class of SHP-1 activators.

The presented 70 items constitute a solid basis from which to create an IRT-based item bank from which targeted short-forms or computer-adaptive assessments may be created.

Such evidence doesn't tell us what will happen in any individual country, but it is a better basis from which to reason than a counterfactual guess.

Future studies assuming they present a higher quality of evidence might provide a stronger basis from which to draw conclusions or make clinical recommendations.