Sentence examples for based primarily on an from inspiring English sources
The assessment of Mr. bin Laden's whereabouts is based primarily on an absence of evidence, officials said.
Decisions to cut back aid to MICs are not based primarily on an analysis of MIC need, but on post-crash financial concerns in major donor countries.
But the C.I.A. and the administration, except for Mr. Cheney, have since backed away from those assertions, which were based primarily on an I.N.C. defector to Germany known as Curveball, according to senior intelligence officials.
However, most of the conventional methods for ALE system are based primarily on an adaptive filter with the least-mean-square (LMS) error algorithm.
The judgment of limited evidence in humans was based primarily on an elevation of all cancers combined in four industrial cohorts.
This appears to reveal an understanding of 'preparedness' for practice that is based primarily on an idea of individualised 'credentialisation' of learning.
Councilman John C. Liu pressed Mr. Liebman about whether the grades were based primarily on a one-time test.
There is another version of the direct realist reading, this one based primarily on a distinction found in Aquinas, which attempts to resolve the above mentioned sort of difficulty (Hoffman 2002).
The prosecution's case was based primarily on a confession that was written by an F.B.I. agent and that Salman signed after nearly twelve hours of questioning.
It has joined the global consensus that the recovery, based primarily on a restocking of depleted inventories and an easing of financial strains, is still fragile.
