Sentence examples for basis can only from inspiring English sources

"Allied to that, the injection of new ideas and innovations on a strategic basis can only be beneficial to the football club".

Perhaps the most critical lesson to be learned from this horrendous saga is that the lack of appropriate professional qualifications and other problems on the part of pathologists and other forensic scientific personnel on a continuing basis can occur only when governmental prosecutors deliberately choose to ignore such deficiencies.

Given the stigma and dismissal those with mental health issues deal with on a daily basis, this can only make things worse.

The game's publisher recently branded the lawsuit "so legally meritless that it lacks any good-faith basis and can only have been filed for publicity purposes".

It is conservative to the extent that it seeks to continually reproduce ruling-class dominance on a new basis, but can only do so effectively to the extent that it secures a degree of popular legitimacy in doing so.

In papers made public on Tuesday, Take-Two responded calling her claim "so legally meritless that it lacks any good-faith basis and can only have been filed for publicity purposes".

If developers could go to landowners and say 'there's a really clear expectation of what we need to do on that site, and affordable, and on that basis we can only pay you this for the land,' it would help".

Rockstar's parent company Take-Two has yet to comment on Lohan's latest gambit, but in a statement regarding her initial suit filing, a spokesperson said: "Her claim is so legally meritless that it lacks any good-faith basis and can only have been filed for publicity purposes".

Noting that he had recently enjoyed a "period of reflection, enforced reflection," he argued that most of the problems facing the world — financial instability, recessions, trade disputes, environmental degradation — "cannot be addressed on an individual basis and can only be resolved by global coördination".

This creates an environment where we are all challenging each other on a consistent basis, which can only be a good thing.

In 2010 alone he whines about: a South Asian new mothers' feel-good pampering session; the Muslim Women's Sport Foundation; and a job advert for an Islamic Ethos Development Officer at an all-girls' school, asking "I would be interested to know on what basis this can only be open to women?" (meanwhile in Parliament in 2015, he called moves for compulsory sex education a "tyranny").