Sentence examples for based just upon from inspiring English sources

"My own estimate, based just upon a gut feeling, is that up to a quarter of the American casualties and some of the more horrific incidents in which Americans were kidnapped … can be traced without doubt to these Iranian groups," he said.

Based just upon what we can see from the public record, Zimmerman should be arrested.

You don't want to throw people out on the street based just upon the allegation.

How does this affect online dating, if you don't need to sign up to become a member and you can find out someone's identity based just upon a photo they may have posted online?

Sage, the FTSE 100 tech group, is based just outside Newcastle upon Tyne and, according to Tech Nation, 74% of technology companies are located outside the capital.

By spatial entitlement, Johnson refers to the ways in which "marginalized communities have created new collectives based not just upon eviction and exclusion from physical places, but also on new and imaginative uses of technology, creativity, and spaces" (x).

With growing resistance to Pelosi's bid to return as speaker, it's not hard to draw very cursory conclusions based upon just that fact — and many will (perhaps not wrongly).

However, despite the French safety agency, ANSES, and the European Food Standards Agency challenging the ban, the French Government has chosen to put the ban in place based upon just one experimental laboratory study which has never been validated by expert panels.

Hypothesizing could be based upon just about anything, although Milne believed that certain very general rational principles derived from aesthetic beliefs about universal order and regularity would be the most fruitful.

However the evidence from Foulds et al. is of limited value because it is based upon just fifty participants with missing outcome data.

To dream the life that you want to live". That is the joy of the creative process; you have the ability to shape your surroundings not just based upon where you are but with an eye towards where you want to go.