Sentence examples for based on a now from inspiring English sources

Much of this rural settlement was the result of spontaneous peasant colonization based on a now largely lost communal farming (open-field) system.

And it was based on a now criminal act, and so you gotta sometimes question, well, in some cases, criminal acts perpetrated by journalists aren't always justified.

The question remains: does this young Shakespeare look anything like the First Folio Shakespeare in which he would have been 10 years older and was based on a now lost portrait?

But based on a now archived blog post for his website and a promotional piece in the San Diego edition of Natural Awakenings, he began offering intravenous turmeric in September 2016.

The counter-argument, of course, is that the prize is perpetuating a literary map based on a now outdated British Empire: "Organising a literary prize around the long-gone historical accident of a set of political and trading relationships doesn't make a whole lot of sense," wrote the critic and writer Sam Leith in the London Evening Standard.

"The prosecution to which Dotterweich was subjected is based on a now familiar type of legislation whereby penalties serve as effective means of regulation.

Mr. McConnell, according to the biographer John David Dyche, arrived in Washington in 1985 after a stunning upset victory based on a now-famous political advertisement featuring a bloodhound in pursuit of his opponent.

It is based on a now-faulty premise: that 80% of data connections will be local.

An entirely unofficial replica of a video-game car based on a now-dead supercar that costs more than an actual, legitimate hypercar.

If the eastern and western populations are considered to be separable subspecies, it is unclear which should be considered to be the nominate (first-named) form, since the first description of this species was based on a now-extinct population from Switzerland which is of unknown race.

The revival, to open in May, is based on a production now in Amsterdam (in Dutch, no less), directed by Mark Bramble, who wrote the musical's book with Michael Stewart, who died in 1987.