Sentence examples for founded on working from inspiring English sources

University Patents' business will be founded on working with several universities to place their technology patents with corporations.

The strong assertion of national cultures by Germany and Japan -- often founded on works and practices of art that we would now consider essential parts of our collective human patrimony -- was very much part of their aggressively seeking a place in a new global order.

Professor Fischer was among an early group of mathematicians working in the field of database theory, which was founded on the work of Edgar F. Codd, an I.B.M. scientist considered the inventor of database management.

His zeal is founded on experience with working families in Ohio, say those who know him.

By building a genuine relationship founded on hard work and trust, your client will want to make sure you're both happy in the relationship to avoid having to find someone new.

Though Cambridge is founded on academic work, it would not be the concrete entity it is without its traditions.

His is a game founded on hard work and resolve and sometimes they were the only qualities Liverpool possessed last night.

Rather they are founded on what works, with Ofsted repeatedly calling for the best practice of subject specialists in geography to be shared across the community.

Mr. Ghesquière has addressed this issue, showing a year ago, in the same gilded and graceful interior of the Hôtel Crillon, a collection of bourgeois glamour founded on the work of Yves Saint Laurent.

We can admire Prof. Armstrong's defence of the name of 'oxygen,' we can appreciate his insistence that water acts chemically when dissolving salts: but is anything gained by crude lampoons on van't Hoff, Arrhenius, and Ostwald- and indeed on the whole school of modern physical chemistry founded on their work?

Modern-day Montpellier is founded on hard work, exceptional spirit, homegrown talent and some extremely shrewd signings.