Sentence examples for basing itself on from inspiring English sources

"It's basing itself on skills and organisational capabilities and objectives that are much more accelerated and capable than what al-Qaida's ever had".

The previous Arden, magisterially edited by Harold Jenkins, represents a peak in the old-style, conflationary approach, basing itself on the 1604 quarto, believed to be closer to Shakespeare's original manuscript, but drawing more heavily than Thompson and Taylor on the Folio of 1623.

The modern form of realism we have been discussing here seeks to avoid basing itself on such particular ontological commitments, and so prefers to rely on the kind of correspondence-without-facts approach discussed in section 3.1.

Planck thought that physics can go beyond psychological dependency by basing itself on psychologically independent universal constants: "the constants appearing in the laws of heat radiation in free ether, like the constants of gravity, have a universal character and involve no reference to any special substance or any special body" [1909].

It's a shame that there's so much speculation out there basing itself on so little information.

brightcove.createExperiences; "It's a shame that there's so much speculation out there basing itself on so little information," Gottwald wrote in a series of tweets.

Britain has based itself on a business model that is driven by these numbers.

The Svecoman (Swedish nationalist) movement that arose in the 1860s based itself on Freudenthal's ideology.

A fairer system bases itself on actual outcomes - if you earn more you pay more, through progressive income tax.

Explicitly or otherwise it had based itself on a structure of echelons and hierarchies; it was about the talent elite.

The academy was founded in 1739; it based itself on the Royal Society of London and the Royal Academy of Sciences in Paris.