Sentence examples for build on as from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Tapscott, Ms. Pahlka believes the key to Government 2.0 is creating data platforms that people can build on — as well as use.

Dr. Levine's approach emphasized that whatever their learning disabilities — or learning differences, as he called them — all children had strengths they could build on as well.

"Whether you're a dog lover or a cat lover, there's a connection you can build on as animal lovers," she added.

I aim to present constructive criticism in this blog post that I can build on as I hope to have a more active role in planning next year's event.

The Romu project began as an exploration of methods for automated site preparation and installation of foundations for the earlier systems to build on; as it developed, the team determined that such interventions could also be directly applicable to land restoration tasks in remote environments.

The first mathematical and digital models from this collaboration are encouraging and offer avenues that we can build on as our works move forward.

Some in New York feel the site should not be built on as a mark of respect for the dead.

Human rights and respect are an intrinsic part of the Olympic spirit and the values it was built on, as laid out in the Olympic charter.

Omarosa retorted, "You didn't get here by being sweet," noting that Ms. Williams's radio career was built on, as she put it, "talking smack" about people.

At the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow those foundations were built on as England, Scotland and Wales experienced their most successful Games – and women from the home nations contributed like never before.

Miller hopes for a humanist culture full of "inspiring alternatives" that "inspire and engage," and in which people's ethics and behaviors are built on, as he puts it, "something beyond themselves".