Sentence examples for basis out of from inspiring English sources

But what do we risk by hiding who we are on a regular basis out of fear?

It also had the effect of putting Mr. Danzig's firm, which was working for its client on a contingency basis, out of business.

During the year-and-a-half delay before opening, the Palestinian airline operated on a limited basis out of El Arish in Egypt.

We desperately need more music venues, and we need to get back to the time when Australia was creating its own rock'n'roll scene on an annual basis out of the pubs".

Yet Ethan's counterpoint in the novel is not the fruit of a genteel or even an interesting upbringing, but someone from as desolate a home in its way as his own: a girl called Julie Jacobson who comes to Spirit in the Woods on a charitable scholarship and joins the group of friends – or so she feels – on much the same basis, out of an inexplicable kind of condescension.

The 15 senior residents were recruited on a voluntary basis out of the 70 residents of the 2008 and 2009 internal medicine cohorts.

Moreover, the present data emphasize the need to improve the effectiveness of BP treatment in RA because 29% (on the basis of out-of-office BP) or 35% (on the basis of office BP) of those who were aware of having hypertension had uncontrolled BP.

Among the hypertensive RA patients, the prevalence of resistant hypertension (defined as uncontrolled BP in the presence of at least three antihypertensive drugs, including a diuretic) was 9% on the basis of office BP measurements or 5% on the basis of out-of-office BP readings.

The 2011 Kiplinger's Personal Finance ranked the school as the 23rd best-value public university on the basis of in-state tuition, and the 35th best-value public university on the basis of out-of-state tuition.

On this basis, the out-of-pocket cost to Mr. Kalikow of owning The Post for two and a half years would be about $93 million.

A cyclist on the Astana team tested positive for blood doping, and is suing the International Cycling Union, the governing body for professional cycling, on the basis that out-of-competition testing by private entities is unfair.