Sentence examples for build on having from inspiring English sources

The team has plenty to build on, having flashed occasional talent and a tough attitude this season, and still has a chance of finishing with a winning record for the first time since 2003.

This would have definitely been something to build on had the game ended at halftime.

Funding for the purchase of the land that the fortifications were to be built on had largely been provided several years in advance by two voluntary organisations.

The 9 acre tract it was built on had previously been the site of the old Masonic Widows and Orphans Home.

The bid is built on having up to 800 people with shovels ready to clear the stadium, although more could be added if needed.

And our financial system now is built on having high property values, so governments have to pursue two different tactics, in a sense.

Some of it, and the legislation it builds on, has left people confused and with a growing feeling that their rights are being eroded.

That is primarily because the technology they are built on has to be rigorously tested and stand the test of time, and therefore does not change quite as rapidly as mobile devices.

Although a solid foundation was built for the cathedral, the soft clay soil it is built on has been a threat to its structural integrity.

Experiencing firsthand what democracy is and what my country was built on has given me a positive outlook on the future and motivation to get my voice heard.

"We like to build on what customers have".