Sentence examples for based precisely on from inspiring English sources
Moreover, given that the university's finding that he sexually harassed her was based precisely on the relationship which he alleges was consensual, one must wonder how a relationship could be found to both sexually harassing and consensual at one and the same time.
The success of the Finnish education system is based precisely on a highly motivated and qualified teaching profession.
Netanyahu's electoral compact with Israel's political centre during his second term has been based precisely on maintaining the status quo in the supposed service of stability and security.
The sluggishness and shortcomings of affective computing, based precisely on the "emotions, sensations and images" that seem to suit our human purposes, have demonstrated this all too amply.
"Everyone knows that the success of big hits is based precisely on the musical superficiality and simplicity of the product, and that's not what I do," he said with a shrug when asked about the incongruity.
Though Dürer set a mental price for his work, based precisely on labour, materials and how good he thought it was ("a wonderful artist should charge highly for his art.
We provide a web-based interface that allows users to generate other custom maps, which could be based on precisely specified subsets of transcription factors and diseases, or, in general, on any categorical genome annotation tracks as they are improved or become available.
(Mr. Serra's sculpture, for example, seems based on precisely the opposite principle).
In "Average Is Over" (Dutton), the inventive economist Tyler Cowen sketches a vision of the future based on precisely this logic.
British insurers offer policies with premiums based on precisely when and where a person drives.Of course, plenty of work will be needed before wireless communications can realise their promise.
To their horror, they discover that their 21-year-old daughter Stephanie (Zoey Deutch) is dating a smug thirtysomething tech billionaire and wild man called Laird Mayhew (James Franco) who has inappropriate language, tattoos, and enormous wealth based on precisely that online revolution that is putting this middle-aged couple out of business.
