Sentence examples for built more on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rubio is increasingly trying to turn his candidacy into one built more on ideas than outrage, which is why he delivered three detailed speeches in the past week alone on education, veterans' affairs and retiree issues.

Through that work, she has made her way back to faith, but to a faith much different than the one she started with, built more on practice than on belief.

Besides, it's a classic service business, built more on relationships than on price.

The alliance was built more on confronting the West and its allies than on any sectarian sympathies.

The Thai economy is built more on small farms and businesses rather than great estates or industrial combines.

Tracks are streaked with unidentified screeches and blips, like shoe skids on a gym floor, and his lyrics are built more on rhythm than on narrative.

In order to clear the sidewalks of locked bikes, the city should build more on-street bike corrals, which can hold upward of 20 bikes where only one car could have been, previously.

They're linear films, which build more on character than on situation, and which, theoretically, could run indefinitely long.

Republicans say that, like Democrats, they see the need for changes in health care, but that their preference is to build more on the existing system.

I thought I'd quickly return to it, because it illustrated very neatly some of the problems with that NIMBY favourite: why don't we build more on brownfield land?

… I think a lot of off-Facebook properties can build more on bedrock.