Sentence examples for based to be from inspiring English sources

The memo also warns: Any deployment of PageSense will clearly require the user based to be informed.

Maryanne Matthews: It is a big challenge for social enterprises that are often locally based to be able to get into the supply chain of big corporates.

In 1986, after G.M. acquired Hughes, he went to El Segundo, Calif., where the company was based, to be its chief financial officer.

Mr. Armstrong also made small adjustments at AOL, like tearing down the walls of his office in New York, where the company is based, to be more approachable.

If there is no pick-up in the January census figures on which pupil premium allocations are based – to be published in the summer – well over £1m will have been lost to schools in that city alone.

The Times, even though it thought such privacy battles to be "tawdry," believed the supreme court ruling on the "now-notorious" injunction, plus the law on which it is based, to be "troubling in a free society".

Such schemes founder because the human material is simply too base to be transmuted.

I think that is way too off base to be serious.

There is no recovery to be inspired, rather an extremely solid base to be augmented.

Fort Meade is the smallest of the three bases to be privatized this year.

He once compiled a list of military bases to be closed; all were in Democratic districts.