Sentence examples for basics with which from inspiring English sources

A terrifying number of things can go wrong in a car design, setting aside basics like whether the tires will hold up, basics with which the industry has trouble enough.

It lists the "basic services" with which "the Iraqi government is not effectively providing its people," and they are basic indeed: "electricity, drinking water, sewage, health care, and education".

Congress has three basic ways with which to enforce a contempt citation; none of them are of much use at this point.

YET there is still a basic contradiction with which most politicians and voters have yet to grapple, the same contradiction that has helped create this strange situation in the first place.

He arranged his findings in a compilation entitled Sic et non ("Yes and No"); and for it he wrote a preface in which, as a logician and as a keen student of language, he formulated basic rules with which students might reconcile apparent contradictions of meaning and distinguish the various senses in which words had been used over the course of many centuries.

With one line I felt like I saw her whole childhood —  the basic tenets with which she was raised– come into sharp relief and I didn't need to sit through a bunch of Little Whore on the Prarie flashbacks to get it.

Think of them as your five basic ingredients with which you can build an infinite range of recipes.

Even the wise use of reason to discipline one's action cannot alter the basic temperament with which the moral agent must confront ethical dilemmas.

The purpose of this study is to get basic data with which we can predict the final phase composition and eventually the creep behavior of the anode after sintering.

Additionally, we show that, being both theory-based and trainable (hence data-driven), computational systems like PENTAtrainer can serve as an effective modeling tool in basic research, with which the level of falsifiability in theory testing can be raised, and also a closer link between basic and applied research in speech science can be developed.

These forms of collective trauma threaten to obliterate the basic framework with which we as members of our particular society have made sense out of our existence and derived a sense of security.