Sentence examples for be to build upon from inspiring English sources

The immediate study will be to build upon the DSB recommendations, and provide an R&D investment strategy in this area for the Department of Defense.

One of her goals will be to build upon the DUSS' community outreach efforts, including developing a partnership with Kidznotes.

The first and simplest measure, following existing local practice for levelling ground before construction of houses on gentle slopes, would be to build upon a rubble pedestal raised some 1 2 m above the surrounding ground.

A possible strategy would be to build upon a recently published protocol [54] which combines diverse loss-of-function alleles, to systematically modulate gene dosage in budding yeast.

A second theory-based approach would be to build upon existing dual process or balance models of work design.

It will take greater composure, patience and clinical execution in finding space and playing through tight defences if Australia is to build upon this solid start.

Fixing the IMF's governance and giving emerging economies more say are prerequisites if the fund is to build upon its newly acquired relevance.

Our hope is to build upon this program so that we can impact a larger number of students, such as Adriana.

She said the goal is to "build upon the genetic discoveries of the past couple of years.

A better approach is to build upon the intention behind the idea with a "yes, and…" approach.

If you want to answer questions 1-4 and put a plan of action in place, a good place to start is to build upon your successes.