Sentence examples for basis and more from inspiring English sources

That happened on a regular basis and more often than not the hole was plugged.

About eighty per cent pray on a regular basis, and more than forty per cent attend church weekly.

Through this approach, the systems present greater potential for covering the space requirements, thus presenting more possibilities on a design basis, and more flexible control strategies, as well.

They are six times more likely than the average adult to play rugby on a regular basis and more likely than average to pay to watch sports live at a venue.

They used to pressure wash the carts on a monthly basis and more recently added sanitary wipe dispensers near them so customers could scrub their own handles, and more.

This may take some effort initially, especially for those technical roles which have limited contact with 'normal' users Nevertheless, getting to know people on a more personal basis, and more importantly — making sure they know what you do, and what your skills are — could lead to opportunities in the future.

We needed to be present on a more regular basis and with more force, ideally with broad geographic representation.

Looking for coherence between personality and sensory capacity with a more biological basis and a more detailed personality inventory, might enhance the probability of revealing relationships between genetic inheritance and personality trait.

In the long term it might be possible to construct mechanistic models of the corresponding signal transduction pathways and other processes that might add a more rigorous basis and possibly more precision to such estimates.

White males hesitate about accepting "creative answers" to a problem, while women tend to handle problem-solving more on an emotional basis and consider more angles, she said.

It is difficult to attract dentists to remote areas on more than a peripatetic basis and even more difficult in extremely remote rural areas of Alaska to establish sufficient tribal health facilities to provide regularly available treatment (intermediate/community factors).