Sentence examples for increasingly based on a from inspiring English sources

Eric Lonergan, an economist at Cazenove, argues that Spain's growth is increasingly based on a housing bubble and excessive borrowing.

Woodford, who launched his own fund in June after 25 years at Invesco Perpetual, said he was concerned that fines are increasingly based on a bank's ability to pay rather than on the transgression.

As new therapies will be increasingly based on a foundation of precise understanding of the molecular basis of disease, simultaneous creative probe development will require a deeper understanding of cancer biology [50].

The management of TBI is likely to become increasingly based on a more comprehensive monitoring and management approach rather than relying on absolute numbers of ICP and CPP in isolation.

Success in the élite tier of European soccer is increasingly based on an incestuous interchange of talent among the wealthiest clubs, a rule that applies to both players and managers.

In last decade's boom, as executive pay was increasingly based on how a company's stock performed, backing in became widespread.

Social stratification and popularity in schools become increasingly based on how well an individual's gender matches up with peer ideals of masculinity and femininity.

Instead, it explained that California "is the sixth or seventh-largest economy in the world... which is similar to ours in that it is a new economy increasingly based on heavy knowledge-based industries".

The methods for separation of mixtures on a laboratory and on an industrial scale are increasingly based on utilising the change in concentration of components at the interface.

"We're changing from a blue-collar industrial city to one that makes different kinds of things now, with an economy increasingly based on craftspeople and artists and those in the green industries".

I.B.M. met the challenge, moved beyond the mainframe and built a business increasingly based on software and services.