Sentence examples for based on a quite from inspiring English sources

There are 'oughts' other than our moral duties, but these oughts are distinguished from the moral ought in being based on a quite different kind of principle, one that is the source of hypothetical imperatives.

This is based on a quite different set of basic assumptions from the ones made by the sociologist.

Thus the following conclusions are based on a quite generous estimate of income growth.

Because in just 100 months' time, if we are lucky, and based on a quite conservative estimate, we could reach a tipping point for the beginnings of runaway climate change.

Next, we will explain a HDR reconstruction technique that is based on a quite general noise model.

And our findings are based on a quite small number of cases.

"Unfortunate because Wilson has created one of the major works of the decade, based on an aesthetic quite different from one that underlies most of the current work in the theatrical avant-garde".

So I am beholden to people like Richard Dawkins for puncturing Young-Earth creationists who want to defend the idea that the Earth was created only a few thousand years ago, based on a funky (and quite modern!) reading of Genesis.

When your net worth is based on suddenly worthless stock, the answer is quite a lot.

This is evident particularly for data extracted from Held and Baumann [42] based on a mini-class car quite comparable to the Smart.

The system just has to try to classify based on a set of often quite different exemplars that are not transforms of each other.