Sentence examples for be built on more from inspiring English sources

A new Iraq must be built on more solid foundations: democracy and the rule of law.

This relationship must be built on more than a value proposition and a net promoter score.

The new alliance is pressing the administration to loosen its proposed rules so that more skyscrapers can be built on more sites, at a quicker pace and at a lower cost.

Crime prevention must be built on more solidarity and substantive action rather than a "predictive labeling".

Liverpool's belief is built on more than lavish spending.

Yet Norman's fortune has been built on more than just course design.

The best sides in the world, however, are built on more than guts and determination.

Instead, today's OLED displays are built on more expensive polycrystalline-silicon transistor arrays.

Unfortunately, Gusterson fails to acknowledge that the peace movement is built on more than personal fear.

Those songs were built on more than a critique of the establishment; they incorporated a host of considered techniques.

Michael J. Dayton, the editor of The North Carolina Lawyers Weekly, said that reputation was built on more than anecdotes and impressions.