Sentence examples for based on a fairly from inspiring English sources
Tuesday offered a preview: Jindal's fiery attack on Walker was based on a fairly wonky disagreement.
Behavior modification for A.D.H.D. is based on a fairly simple system of rewards and consequences.
"I think this is a fairly unique transaction based on a fairly unique theory," said Mark Powell, an antitrust lawyer in Brussels at White & Case.
Since the COMPASS system is still in an initial operational stage, all results are obtained based on a fairly limited amount of data.
But this consensus is based on a fairly optimistic view that the individual mandate and accompanying fines for failing to comply will be highly effective at persuading Americans to buy health insurance that they would otherwise forgo.
It was modern in that it was on a large scale cartoons were published on a fairly regular serial basis, much like that of the modern daily newspaper's editorial cartoon (though the newspaper was still in the letter-and-gazette stage); and it was based on a fairly large and general acquaintance with the persons satirized if not always with the literary analogies used.
But when something's based on fairly shaky foundations, one crack appears and the whole thing falls apart – and in my late teens I started to have questions.
He considered caste relations to be grounded in a logic of exclusion based on fairly "primitive" (he often referred to them as "mammalian") psychological mechanisms, projections and other defenses related to ideas about dirt, contamination and pollution, and feelings of disgust and revulsion.
"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".
This has not, however, put an end to hopeful claims to have finally unearthed Shakespeare's "true" likeness, based on fairly dubious circumstantial evidence.
