Sentence examples for a leading basis from inspiring English sources

The ECRI only tepidly called the 2008 recession and certainly did not do so on a "leading basis" – in fact they spent the first three months of the last recession tiptoeing into it even though they ended up getting it right before most on Wall Street or in the media.

It is routine for judges applying the rational-basis test to require litigants to negate "every conceivable basis" that might support the government's actions--that requirement comes from a leading rational-basis decision by the highest court in the nation.

On the other hand the kaolin based assay is the safest method regarding risks of pre-analytical errors, since ready-to-use kaolin tubes are provided by the manufacturer and thus easily accessible, whereas human recombinant TF must be prepared from a concentrated stock on a daily basis, leading to a larger risk of inter-assay variation when using this assay.

We suggest adjustments of the training programme and a basis leading to their implementation.

"Many parents will be shocked to learn that David Cameron's government has changed the rules to allow unqualified teachers into the classroom on a permanent basis, leading to a 16% rise in the last year alone".

In a statement, Moody's said it sees a "rising possibility that the statutory debt limit will not be raised on a timely basis, leading to a default on U.S. Treasury debt obligations".

The federal government has also been put on notice by Moody's, "given the rising possibility that the statutory debt limit will not be raised on a timely basis, leading to a default on US Treasury debt obligations".

Moody's Investors Service has placed the Aaa bond rating of the government of the United States on review for possible downgrade given the rising possibility that the statutory debt limit will not be raised on a timely basis, leading to a default on US Treasury debt obligations.

Pigou was responsible for disseminating many of Marshall's ideas and thereby provided the leading theoretical basis for what came to be known as the Cambridge school of economics.

Defective leptin signalling is the leading biological basis for obesity.

Women were classified to their degree of famine experience on an individual basis, leading to a three-point famine score ('absent', 'moderate', or 'severe' exposure) that enabled dose-response evaluation [ 14].