Sentence examples for basis in the face of from inspiring English sources

"Obamacare was rammed through Congress on a purely partisan basis in the face of significant public opposition," Moran said in 2015 after the new Republican majority in the Senate passed a test vote on repeal.

A tightening of security at UK airports may remain in place on a permanent basis in the face of a new extremist bomb threat to transatlantic aircraft, Nick Clegg has said as he warned of the dangers posed by a "medieval, violent, revolting ideology".

Volatility continues to be the name of the game, as investors appear to change their views on the market's direction on almost a daily basis in the face of lingering inflation and energy worries.

It's a region that is facing tremendous challenges and attempts to reinvent itself on a daily basis in the face of extremism and terrorism.

Despite the fact that the 2016 S&P 500 is up 5.9percentt on a price basis in the face of uncertain times (think Brexit, the U.S. elections, the record low yields of the U.S. 10-Year Treasury Note and more), the stock market can't and won't go up forever.

This wildly ambitious effort, say critics, is probably doomed: for lack of legal basis – and in the face of already fierce British resistance.

On that basis, the man is flying in the face of history.

But if judged on the basis of perseverance and dedication in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, the Shanghai Symphony stands alone.

It is that, to be sure, but its intellectual basis is solid and clear: in the face of relentless depredations, the movement has stayed together and stayed peaceful.

As cyberattacks and ransomware are now part of the public sphere and making headlines on what seems like a daily basis, business preparation and resilience in the face of a breach is becoming a key differentiator in brand reputation and business longevity.

"The historic values of our city and our country matter more than ever and they are the basis of our resolve and determination in the face of such terrible tragedy".