Sentence examples for based on occasional from inspiring English sources

It is rare, many said, that one would see the crime rate rise based on occasional opportunistic criminal activity that comes with a tight economy: people shoplifting, for instance, when the family budget gets pinched.

The diagnosis of MCS, or at least "not PVS" seems to be based on occasional episodes in which Ms. Schiavo responds to stimulation.

The current method is based on occasional, short-term exposure to a "bystander"; it assumed individuals would be exposed to an individual pesticide during a single pass.

The current method is based on occasional, short-term exposure to a "bystander" and assumes that individuals would be exposed to an individual pesticide during a single pass.

Based on occasional submarine journeys and more recently satellite data, charts of the total area of Arctic sea ice have shown a gradual decline over the past 40 years.

This criticism is extended to Renaissance alchemy, magic, and astrology (Temporis partus masculus), because the 'methods' of these 'disciplines' are based on occasional insights, but do not command strategies to reproduce the natural effects under investigation.

The first was that Stuart Broad was given choice of ends and he opted for the Pavilion (strange, given that Broad loves the Nursery end, and maybe based on the occasional hideous low bounce to be seen from there in this match).

All the same, a steady momentum is growing for change and against Mr Mugabe.Moreover, though recent reports of the 86-year-old leader's impending demise were based on his occasional sleepiness at official functions and a stumble or two on ceremonial steps, plainly he could drop dead tomorrow.

Some policies are based on policymakers' occasional discoveries or subjective decisions; other policies are determined by irrational factors such as policy makers' interests or even personalities (Yuan 1996).

The company has never dislcosed financings before, leaving us and others to speculate based on the occasional publicly filed document to piece it together.

Otherwise, students will shape their expectations based on their occasional isolated observations of the lifestyles of faculty mentors and other research scientists they happen to know (Gibbs and Griffin, 2013).