Sentence examples for genuinely based on from inspiring English sources

A line that is genuinely based on security would include as many Jews as possible and as few Palestinians as possible within the fence.

The government must make sure that the needs of those going through this transition are met through proper person-centred planning that is genuinely based on individual needs, not the need to cut costs.

"What we have in this country is a long cultural tradition which is genuinely based on public service, people feeling that at the end of a successful career at the bar [becoming a judge] is something that you ought to be willing to do.

Thus, while the book is genuinely based on letters to Pennant and Barrington, the structure of the book is a literary device.

Playing the devil's advocate, I can't help but question whether the move is genuinely based on a political statement or just a publicity stunt.

"The rest of 'Getaway,' which many in the audience seemed to genuinely hate based on comments on the way out, is so mechanical and derivative, not even the abducted-spouse routine can stoke the audience's rooting interests".

No one knows how many tenants genuinely need rent control based on their income and no one knows what levels of affordable housing will really financially pencil out for real estate developers.

As an analyst, rather than as a voter, I could live with any of these outcomes, as long as it was a genuinely political outcome, and not one based on principle.

The Barometer is based on genuinely open-ended questions.

The genuinely multidimensional formulation is based on the work of Balsara [17].

To the extent the supply of oil is truly exhausted (a long way away), rising prices would give entrepreneurs every incentive to develop genuinely promising substitutes, perhaps based on natural gas, nuclear power or some yet undeveloped technology.