Sentence examples for basis bringing from inspiring English sources
Some of those, such as mobile telephony, have been hived off to sell on a regional basis, bringing in vastly more revenue than a single global deal.
Yet now she has said that she misses her patients and plans to return, albeit on a voluntary, part-time basis, bringing the arts into hospitals.
Increased productivity of maize toward the end of the Early Formative period challenged San Lorenzo's extant politico-economic basis, bringing about a short-term, hyper-acceleration of elite competitive displays.
We had "half a dozen kids in a day, on a regular basis, bringing laptops down, going 'my books fell on top of it, somebody sat on it, I dropped it,' " said Crocamo.
The average value of a house purchase loan dropped to £145,300 on a seasonally adjusted basis, bringing the total value of homebuyer mortgages approved down to just under £5bn.
As the agency responsible for licensing and certifying motor vehicles and their operators, the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles serves over five million people a year -- 3.5 million on a person-to-person basis -- bringing the state in excess of $200 million in revenues from fees and sales taxes.
In particular, employing the Walsh basis brings an intuitive set of analytic design rules for filter construction that further constrain the possible filter-construction space [51].
Awareness of the messages I was speaking to myself on a consistent basis brought me a deeper understanding of how my subconscious thoughts were holding me back and limiting me from my full expansion.
The programme is facilitated by Family Visitors who, on a monthly basis, bring age-appropriate learning materials to the participating family and spend time discussing the material and the child's development with the parents, and facilitate community deliberation in weekly group meetings according to the age of the child.
I work on a contractual basis, get brought in for a project and stay through its completion.
