Sentence examples for based narrowly on from inspiring English sources

But employing service workers based narrowly on appearance has caused legal troubles for at least one prominent Los Angeles company.

While Mr. Holder has portrayed his original decision as based narrowly on legal tactics — like avoiding the prospect of a drawn-out appeal challenging the commissions system itself — it was both hailed and condemned on ideological grounds.

These white baby boomers swing back and forth between the parties based narrowly on the condition of their pocketbooks at the moment they pull the lever.

However, the system proposed in the Autumn Statement will be based somewhat narrowly on the assumption that "people should expect to spend, on average, up to one third of their adult life in receipt of the State Pension".

Richard Wagner was not far wrong when he hailed Beethoven as the discoverer of instrumental melody, even if his claim was based more narrowly on Beethoven's avoidance of cadential formulas.

Nelson scored a number of takedowns in the second and third, but Lewis was narrowly able to score the win based on doing more damage in the third.

"We are able to more narrowly define a distinct indication and patient population based on fairly detailed biochemical and molecular knowledge of the disease pathway".

What are some of the shortfalls of defining a historical period so narrowly, based on religion?

Mr Bush's strength appears narrowly based on perceived "leadership qualities" and his position as commander-in-chief.It is also overwhelmingly rooted in his own party.

The second reason is that Spain's resurgence has been narrowly based on an inflationary boom in property, construction and banking.

Before the slump is over, Mr Shiraishi expects production to slide back to levels last seen in 1987.It has not helped that the export demand that drove Japan's economic recovery after 2002 was narrowly based on cars and consumer technology, industries that have fallen more than most.