Sentence examples for based on taking the from inspiring English sources

In New York City, the study was based on taking the place of Yellow Cabs.

Accordingly he formed an offensive strategy based on taking the tactical line of least resistance.

Our analysis method is based on taking the large electrochemical interface area of the MWCNTs into account to obtain a truly comparable value for the exchange current density.

"It was mostly West Indian comics, and a lot of their stuff was based on taking the Mick out of African minicab drivers or African students," she told me then.

A century ago the country was an early adopter of new technology refrigeration of meat exports was the killer app of its day but it never tried to add value to its food (even today, its cooking is based on taking the world's best meat and burning it).

British Athletics said her withdrawal was based on "taking the longer-term view rather than short-term risk".

The Tribune's rise could be based on taking seriously on the role of the "fourth branch of government" and doing it by sticking to market rules.

Amnesty (or in this case, the decision to not prosecute systemic wrongs of the past) is based on taking responsibility in the present for past wrongdoing.

The novel peptides were based on taking advantage of the nuclear localization properties of transcription factors in combination with a peptide that would bind putatively to cell surfaces.

The formation of quasi-components is based on taking into account the contributions of individual components without any approximations.

Betable's business model is based on taking 10% of the profits on bets.