Sentence examples for basis but rather from inspiring English sources
The paper or Master's Essay will not be graded on a letter basis, but rather, on a credit/fail basis.
We did not address electric vehicles on a region-per-region basis, but rather on a per-electricity-source basis.
However, recommender systems should not be transferred from commercial to educational contexts on a one-to-one basis, but rather need adaptations in order to facilitate learning.
Most employers do not hire LL.M. students on a regular basis, but rather when a need arises or a particular student is able to demonstrate their unique value to an employer.
Mr Hungerford expects financial advice will no longer be sought on an ongoing basis but rather for specific situations, such as setting up a pension or inheritance tax planning.
Modern understanding of seasonal wood formation now recognizes that many trees, particularly in the tropics and subtropics, form rings not on an annual basis but rather in response to various cyclic environmental conditions.
We don't really value this business on (fee?) basis 2009 but rather on a longer term, based again on our experience, and we're very confident that, you know, those numbers can be achieved.
Keep in mind that yours are not actual syllabi to be used on a daily or weekly basis by students, but rather sample syllabi meant to be read (quickly!) by a search committee.
The job of the critic is not to pass judgment on the object as a judge issues a decision on the basis of precedent, but rather to point out meaningful features in the object in ways that enhance observers' experience of it (AE 302 4).
Agreement, here, is not the basis of justification but, rather, justification flows from the legitimacy of the democratic processes invoked to draw normative conclusions.
This finding confirms that HIV testing is not routinely performed on a year basis among PWID but rather at a late stage when HIV-indicator diseases are diagnosed, leading to a higher risk of death among PWID with AIDS [ 40].
