Sentence examples for based upon failure from inspiring English sources

Since when are bonuses based upon failure?

With the sustained success of the Boston Red Sox since 2004, a strip based upon failure, sadness and schadenfreude might have been expected to wither away.

Also as part of the follow-up process, participants were mailed annual surveys that were used to ascertain cancer incidence and death, and loss to follow-up was established based upon failure to receive these completed surveys.

The alleles reported here were isolated based upon failure-to-complement null alleles for viability and were thus not biased toward causing neurological phenotypes.

The ads listed more than 400 creditors and said: "You may have additional rights of recovery based upon a failure by the debtors to make truthful disclosure".

Much of the argument supporting cementless fixation has been based upon the failure of cement fixation with earlier designs and surgical techniques.

Thus much of the furor over rational choice imperialism has been based upon a failure to appreciate the limitations of that model (in many cases both by its defenders and its critics).

Close philosophical and introspective attention reveals that what seemed like a solid, coherent whole is in fact a false mental construction based upon a failure to notice its countless, fluctuating parts.

To this important extent, again like Rosenzweig, he argued that language was more fundamental than either philosophy or religion and philosophy's attempt to free itself from and reduce religion to a deficient kind of philosophy was based upon its failure to take language, and hence reality, sufficiently seriously.

The cytoplasmic structures in which ICP0 accumulated did not appear to be mitochondria, lysosomes, Golgi apparatus, or endoplasmic reticulum based upon the failure of ICP0 to co-localize with MitoTracker dye [53], LysoTracker dye [54], Golgi marker β-COP [55], or the endoplasmic reticulum marker calreticulin [56].

The decision to initiate treatment is based upon 1) failure of standard therapy, 2) the presence of disease that threatens vital structures, 3) symptomatic disease, and/or 4) clinically significant disease with radiographic progression.