Sentence examples for based to a from inspiring English sources

The importance of Memphis was based to a considerable extent on its venerable religious role.

Is not all biography based to a certain extent on paraphrase combined with interpretation?

Fashion is a consensus business, after all, based to a large extent on wholly subjective markers of taste.

Diagnoses were based to a large extent on clinical observations and patients' self-reported symptoms (gathered through structured, standardized interviews).

His plan was based to a large extent on renewed peacemaking and regional optimism attracting investors and promoting growth.

The full outpouring of hard-right enthusiasm is based, to a large degree, on Mr. Ryan's sweeping opposition to abortion rights.

New revenue models: The need to transition from a product license-based to a services- or subscription-based revenue model.

Each SMR is re-based to a Europe-wide average for the year in question, which is assigned a value of 100.

Officially, the People's Republic of China is in the midst of an epochal transition from an export-based to a consumer-based economy.

One participant kicked off the discussion by saying: "It's about a shift from a needs-based to a change-based approach.

As for Coleman, the world of jazz changed before his eyes, from a club-based to a recording-based to a concert- and conservatory-based system, and what it is to be a working musician is drastically different from when he got started.