"We did have it in our minds, though," Ann adds, "that, if we liked Belize as much as we thought we might based on our research, we might buy a place of our own in the country.
A change of heart - if there has been one - might be based on a look at opinion outside the churches too.
The cake might be based on a thin cookielike crust or one formed of crushed graham crackers.
In a society where men and women rarely met face to face, infatuation might be based on a glimpse of colorful hems or a particularly refined calligraphic hand.
Misplaced hope that the enforcement problem can be solved by enshrining the fiscal compact in member states' constitutions might be based on a misunderstanding of the US system.
Perhaps: but the expectation that it might is based on a reading of its motives that may or may not be correct.
Speaking to reporters on Wednesday morning, the White House press secretary, Dana Perino, said the administration "was disturbed by the New York Times report that the court's decision might be based on a mistake".
It's a tradition with a long history in fact: a manuscript of the two plays compressed into one, dating to 1622, just six years after Shakespeare's death, has come to light, and some scholars conjecture it might be based on a compression done by Shakespeare's company during his lifetime, if not by Shakespeare himself.
That means that in the future, a diagnostic test of Crohn's might be based on a simple rectal swab rather than a colonoscopy, which is the current standard, Gevers says a far less stressful procedure for the patient.
However, a number of authors have suggested of late that at least some disagreements about the most plausible overall theory might be based on a failure to distinguish between different but related concepts of responsibility.
