Sentence examples for basis for trying from inspiring English sources

There's no intellectual basis for trying to dismiss something as being merely fun.

Already, human rights groups are using rulings in the Pinochet case as a legal basis for trying Hissene Habre, the former president of the central African nation Chad, in Senegal on torture charges.

And all this has been amplified into public outrage by the foolish decision to pay out bumper bonuses again.The fury at "business as usual" in the Temples of Mammon is understandable, but it is a rotten basis for trying to regulate finance.

The harm caused by Christian missionaries who used morality as a basis for trying to change the sexual practices of the societies to which they came may have been one of the reasons why many anthropologists endorsed ethical relativism.

Providing continuity of care for a group of patients and establishing relationships with them contributed to the students feeling part of the team and created a firm basis for trying out new tasks or skills.

Soon he was selling gear out of the basement on a consignment basis for retailers trying to unload last season's merchandise.

"For women with an uncomplicated early pregnancy loss, our data show that there is no basis for delaying trying to become pregnant," said Schisterman, an epidemiologist at the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Rockville, Maryland.

"[The regulation] says we need consultation, not on the basis of time-frames but on the basis of trying to find a solution for all of us.

Perhaps no story has eluded us on a daily basis (for lack of trying) for so many years as the story of Murdoch's destructive march across our democratic landscape.

Plans to ease congestion on the A14 may be financed this way; the Treasury hints that tolls may be permitted on a new bridge over the River Thames.Many of the ideas are sensible: planning road projects as a programme, rather than on a case-by-case basis, for example, and trying to speed up planning and make it more flexible.

Considered more carefully, though, that's hardly a reasonable basis for arguing against trying to redistribute the wealth in a diverse American state.