Sentence examples for certainly be based on from inspiring English sources

Your export decisions will certainly be based on what you intend to do with the comic when you are done.

Godard's films certainly are based on characters — for all their supposed avant-gardism, his movies are coherent dramatic (or comic) fictions that chronologically follow the fortunes of characters through clearly discernible and directly emotional actions.

Legal expectations certainly are based on ethical premises.

In particular, these safety standards certainly cannot be based on data obtained at one specific frequency.

These recommendations should probably depend on the methods envisaged for the assessment of measurement properties but they certainly must be based on rigorous evidence, which may be generated by formal calculations or simulation studies.

Consequently, future large-scale use of ethanol will most certainly have to be based on production from lignocellulosic materials.

It certainly does not appear to be based on the Government's own evidence.

"If Joe Anderson [the current Mayor of Liverpool] tomorrow tried to do what I did in the 80s within 24 hours they will just have taken all his powers off him and given them to the civil service… If there is ever going to be major change or major action in this country it certainly is not going to be based on local authorities.

Certainly, health policy decisions should be based on scientific evidence and not on speculation of health benefits in order for the general population to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past similar to that of the DES tragedy.

I have almost no interest in Williams as an actor and his critical rehabilitation has certainly not been based on the Carry Ons.

His campaign certainly hasn't been based on Mr. Frank's book, which calls for a renewed focus on economic issues as a way to win back the working class.