Sentence examples for basis of this kind from inspiring English sources

On the basis of this kind of evidence it now appears that the Chavin style flourished between about 1200 and about 300 B.C. Its origins have not yet been found and may go back considerably further.

"Can you imagine a company grabbing over 40,000 hectares of land from these communities, depriving them of their agricultural activities, on the basis of this kind of flimsy document?" According to the report, land was stolen from communities all along the length of the Congo River under Belgian colonial occupation (1908-1960), to establish oil palm plantations.

On the basis of this kind of stylistic distinction, the Aeneid, the epic poem of Virgil, Horace's contemporary, is called a tragedy by the fictional Virgil in Dante's Divine Comedy, on the grounds that the Aeneid treats only of lofty things.

Another important basis of this kind is the Newton basis.

This is the first report on the bioimaging of plant cells on the basis of this kind of excitation-dependent fluorescence from NDs. Fig. 5 Confocal fluorescence images of mung bean stem cells cultivated in the solution with 1 mg mL−1 of NDs for 48 h.

On this approach, practical reason is not conceived merely as a capacity for working out the implications of one's existing desires and commitments; it equally involves the capacity to reason about what it would objectively be good to do, and to act on the basis of this kind of evaluative reflection.

At some point, when I had accumulated enough of a narrative that it was starting to feel like a real thing, I figured I'd better take a look and see what was out there in terms of real-world basis for this kind of therapy, lest I find out too late that I was building a whole story that had a fundamental problem.

Ernest Adams (1975, 1965, 1966) provided the basis for this kind of evaluation of conditionals, and more recently there has been some work improving this theory (McGee 1994, Stalnaker and Jeffrey 1994).

The department's report is full of phrases like, "We conclude that there is no statutory basis for this kind of approach".

"We have got to find a better way where somebody's look is not the basis for this kind of action - it has to be more intelligence-led," he said.

Mr. Samuelson has said the town should, at the very least, hire a coastal expert who can study it more closely and provide a scientific basis for this kind of debate — and to help it review whatever the Army Corps proposes.