Sentence examples for has been based upon from inspiring English sources

"That is what the history of this great club has been based upon.

Its broad acceptance has been based upon its nonflammability and low toxicity.

"So much of the electioneering that those on the right have done has been based upon fear," she wrote.

Contract labour has been based upon conditions of poverty and upon political and religious intolerance, and it is often expressed in penal codes.

From the beginning, his campaign strategy has been based upon trying to turn the election into a choice between two rival visions, and ideologies, rather than a referendum on his own record.

The classification of hereditary skin disorders generally has been based upon gross morphological, histological, and electron microscopic findings; however, because a skin disease may not always have a characteristic presentation, the specific diagnosis sometimes has been in doubt.

The percentage of ownership that each shareholder has is based upon the percentage of issued shares not the percentage of authorized shares.

Fluorescence-based BODs have been based upon using dual-dye systems, whereby, two fluorophores are used simultaneously (Wang et al., 2012).

Consequently, a number of groups have developed Brassica cDNA-based microarrays, but these have been based upon relatively modest EST collections and none are available as community resources.

Certain other acid base definitions have been based upon reactions occurring in specific solvent systems.

Gutiérrez said the postponement of executive action had been based upon a mistaken focus on the potential impact on "conservative voters and conservative states".