Sentence examples for based on rather from inspiring English sources

I found we were choosing personifications of Britain based on rather different physical pursuits.

In addition, previous studies were based on rather small sample sizes (from one hundred [ 14, 15, 17, 18] to less than 700 children [ 16], except for one large survey in Germany) [ 19] and/or biased samples (with no random selection in representative samples).

Such questions are based on rather wobbly distinctions, the kind Mr. Soderbergh, early on, seemed likely to uphold.

The recommended daily limits seem to be based on rather old evidence, and a more nuanced guide to alcohol consumption might be more informative to consumers wanting to monitor their drinking.

Even in light of the nature of the capitulation at Lord's it is a perfectly reasonable and reasoned response, based on rather more than simply the idea that these players got England into the mess so they can jolly well get them out of it as well.

Most of us choose movies based on rather amorphous criteria like mood or an association with another movie we like.

Mattingly also said he could use multiple closers based on matchups rather than pick one closer.

They argued that conservatives are instead talking about judges ruling based on politics rather than law.

Instead, Anne Wareham and Charles Hawes have created a garden based on ideas rather than on conventional horticultural formulas.

Pay should be based on merit, rather than on seniority.

We need software based on apps rather than process pages.