Sentence examples for can only be founded from inspiring English sources

The dizzying and unprecedented plan to spend hundreds of billions transforming the infrastructure of a country that was largely desert as recently as the 1970s can only be founded on cheap migrant labour.

Many deep web communities can only be accessed through the Tor network, since they are founded on anonymity, privacy, and secrecy.

However, modelling, site selection and the extrapolation of modelling results are operating on incomplete empirical knowledge and database, which can only be improved by way of statistically founded monitoring of the dispersal and ecological impacts effect of genetically engineered plants (GEP) in the environment.

"The ideological impetus to be a mother," as Donath describes it, can be found across all walks of society and is founded on the powerful conception that complete female happiness can only be achieved through motherhood.

This sequence of consent is in contrast with obtaining consent for DBD, which is founded in the brain death protocol, in which consent can only be obtained after the formal determination of brain death [ 5].

The splendid Benedictine abbey of Praglia, (39-049) 990-0010, founded in the 12th century, can only be visited by appointment.

Founded in 2012 by Beatriz Pérez and Pepe Flóres, the winery has vineyards so incredibly steep they can only be worked by hand.

"It can only be good news if the Tories are serious about poverty," she said of the Conservatives' new-found fondness for her thoughts on the welfare state.

Beijing can only be smiling.

It can only be beneficial.

"There can only be upside.