Sentence examples for based on an ability from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Cruz's success is in his edginess, Mr. Cornyn's is based on an ability to be congenial and confrontational at the same time.

"I don't believe public places should be distributed based on an ability to pay," Mr. Brodsky said, stretching his suede cowboy boots out from his armchair while sipping a glass of tea.

Saracens are no mean constrictors themselves but their rise from the arch-mediocrity of the Premiership to become the leading side in Europe has been based on an ability to expose the weakest point of teams.

While stock exchanges' incentives are not perfect, we believe that, on balance, their reputations, which are based on an ability to create a safe market for investors, provide a powerful incentive to ensure that investor information is reliable.

Elamite strength was based on an ability to hold these various areas together under a coordinated government that permitted the maximum interchange of the natural resources unique to each region.

The focus on impact today includes the broader and longer term effects of outputs and outcomes and is based on an ability to evidence durable change, perhaps by including the non-direct effects of a project or the consequences on other fields such as government policy, the environment or wider society.

The gastroepiploic pedicle was selected based on an established ability to detect 'relative' differences in haemostasis between surgical staplers [ 1].

An alternative or additional pathophysiological mechanism might be based on a reduced ability to heal microdamage.

ARJP is based on a patients' ability to reproduce a demonstrated reference angle by actively positioning the arm.

"Paid fast lanes could replace today's content-neutral transmission of internet traffic with differential treatment of content based on an online providers' ability or willingness to pay.

That I would chase a dream, but a realistic one based on an honest assessment of my abilities.