Sentence examples for basis oppose from inspiring English sources

About two in three people who attend religious services on a weekly basis oppose same-sex marriage, according to Gallup.

The views of doctors who do not care for the dying are more like those of the general public, with 66% of those never caring for the dying supporting a change in the law, whilst 72% of those caring for the dying on a daily basis oppose it.

The talent is good enough in San Francisco for Peyton Manning to score touchdowns on a consistent basis opposed to just scraping by.

Godwin, a philosophical anarchist, from a rationalist and utilitarian basis opposed revolutionary action and saw a minimal state as a present "necessary evil" that would become increasingly irrelevant and powerless by the gradual spread of knowledge.

There is no sound ethical basis to oppose this therapy.

If, as proponents of the convergence model insist, different people can be justified in endorsing the same rule for entirely different reasons, then proponents of public reason have no principled basis to oppose convergent forms of justification.

For years, many Democrats were skittish about going too hard after the decision to go to war in Iraq, or use it as a basis to oppose further military intervention in the region.

The most ethically sound basis to oppose tissue harvest is that it imposes risks of bodily injuries associated with the medical procedures of tissue harvest.

These were expressed on a per-patient basis as opposed to a per-procedure basis, which may obscure a true difference in rates.

This within-patient tumor heterogeneity complicates HCC biomarker discovery and analysis, suggesting that biological drivers be considered on a tumor nodule basis, as opposed to an overall patient basis.

The block LMS adaptive filter processes data on a block-by-block basis, as opposed to a sample-by-sample basis.