Sentence examples for built upon by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jamal's influence has been absorbed and built upon by a younger generation of jazz musicians.

Mr. Petty said that two-wheelers also played a role in advancing "the concept of mass production that was built upon by Henry Ford, a former bicycle mechanic".

The people's budget may not be an adequate fix, but it ought to at least be taken seriously and built upon by other reform-minded groups and individuals.

The successful prosecution of these men should be built upon by the international community in order for justice to continue to be done in Sierra Leone.

And so it has remained in Pinterland, a territory since built upon by playwrights as terse as David Mamet and as rhapsodic as Michael Frayn.

His achievements with England have been built upon by yet another Zimbabwean coach, Andy Flower, whose low-key partnership with Strauss dates back to early 2009.

But leadership style, I would say is something that gets built upon, experience by experience.

What begins as a "gentle" introduction is built upon, little by little, with each progressing scene.

Chen was inspired by the decade-old Segway, which itself built upon the research by Prof. Kazuo Yamafuji who filed a patent in 1986.

Built upon dunes surrounded by flowering eucalypts and grass trees, still swamps and mirror-like lakes, Mandurah is, at first glance, a paradise.

These models are built upon ARMA models by introducing non-integer values of the differencing parameter d, which accounts for the "integrated" part I of the model.