Sentence examples for basis for determining how from inspiring English sources

He cautioned, however, that there was no sound theoretical basis for determining how these changes would affect the number of hurricanes that would form or the number that would make landfall.

It would be a mistake to submit the evidence to the jury, the court reasoned, because the jury would have no basis for determining how much, if any, of the plaintiffs' loss should be attributed to defendants' fraudulent conduct.

In this research, commercial architecture in Australia is demonstrated as a basis for determining how sustainable technology could be controlled and what the eco-maintenance and materials of major building elements should be.

Research suggests that retribution corresponds to the moral intuitions of many people about crime and punishment, and that people mostly agree on which crimes deserve more serious punishment than others, but there is no agreement or objective moral basis for determining how long is long enough.

The crux of Arnott's argument is that traditional index funds are flawed because the basis for determining how much of each individual stock is held in them is its total stock market value.

Such interaction will provide the basis for determining how the functions of the new form of political organization will be limited and expanded, the scope of which is "something to be critically and experimentally determined" in democracy as a mode of practical inquiry (Dewey 1927b, 281).

"And you bet we're consulting on a regular basis to determine how best to deal with the tactics on the ground.

The intensified attention to this topic has most likely been stimulated by the lack of an evidence basis for determining vision standards for driving licensure and a poor understanding about how vision impairment impacts driver safety and performance.

The program does your federal and state tax returns for each future year separately in determining how much you should spend (on a discretionary basis), save, and insure annually to have a stable living standard.

Mamdani takes the case of Sudan to demonstrate how colonial law established tribal identity as the basis for determining access to land and political power, and follows this law's legacy to contemporary Darfur.

Far more complicated is determining how to pay for it.