Sentence examples for based on a much from inspiring English sources

It's based on a much bigger picture, one which is concerned with the grassroots level and elite-player development and senior tennis.

He said the decision on closures would be based on a "much broader" set of criteria.

New dynamic assessment tools are needed, based on a much richer understanding of public value creation.

The exit polls are based on a much larger sample than the numerous opinion polls before the election.

The new set of IDF curves is based on a much bigger dataset than the existing 1991 IDF curves.

"Our immediate reaction is that these proposals are based on a much too ambitious specification which we simply cannot afford," a Foreign Office official responded.

Mr. Lohn added, "This plan is based on a much more detailed approach to the problem," taking into account the needs of six dozen subgroups of fish.

Based on a much debated line in Shakespeare's text, it is posited as the event that sets her on the path to madness.

Its based on a much more sophisticated understanding of how people actually live, on the importance of social capital, on the difficulty of living in disorganized circumstances.

That estimate is thought to be based on a much smaller 2010 study from Hong Kong, where problem gambling rates are higher than they are in Britain.

"We have tried to develop an approach under which those who are interested in continuing the league can come together and support a common approach based on a much sounder business plan".