Sentence examples for basis would be a from inspiring English sources

Assuming the job on a full-time basis would be a significant detour from Dolan's trajectory as his father's successor at Cablevision.

But energy experts told the Guardian that the dismissal of fracking on this basis would be a mistake and a properly regulated industry could deliver cost and carbon savings.

The big clubs in England have got their way over youth development with the Elite Player Performance Plan that allows them to pick off the best of the rest at cut-down prices; returning those players to a national coaching body on a regular basis would be a way of giving something back in return.

The alternative to an acquisition for Basis would be a long-sought-after C round of funding, say those people.

I also had to admit that using these pad things on a regular basis would be a total pain in the ass.

However, screening for deficits on a population-wide basis would be an extremely challenging undertaking (Berg et al., 2012).

Company promoters who issued a prospectus on such a basis would be liable to imprisonment.

The basis of human action that Hobbes posits is immediately intelligible and even shared with other animals to some extent; a set of moral duties constructed out of such a basis would be likewise intelligible, de-mystified, and fit within the larger scheme of nature.

"It is not a lawyer-client matter that is a fiduciary relationship as a matter of law, so trying to prove that on a classwide basis would be kind of impractical".

A further study based on subjects sampled on a population basis would be carried out and the possible relating factors of vitamin D status should be investigated.

The health secretary said any hospital that made decisions on a political basis would be wrong, as patient safety was the paramount concern.