Sentence examples for records upon which from inspiring English sources

In her novel The Lieutenant, the sequel to The Secret River, however, Grenville did venture into depicting more rounded Indigenous characters, but only after deep and careful engagement with the historical records upon which her characters were based.

Major discrepancies often arise when such comparisons are made especially when it becomes evident that the frequency of extreme events is under-represented in the short historical records upon which the synthetic time series are based.

The historical records upon which many synthetic time series are based are often too short to capture the most extreme events, and as such, these records regularly underestimate the frequency of the highest magnitude events.

As would be expected, the p values of the niche models were closely correlated with the number of records upon which the models were based.

We're a government with a proud record in health and education and the economy a record upon which we should robustly stand.

I'm not sure, Justice Pariente, but I don't think we need to address that issue at this time because there was virtually no evidence in the record upon which one could conclude -- there was no evidence of any single voting machine that misoperated.

The idea is to be sure you like it and to create a track record upon which your past performance can be judged and your future success predicted.

Jones maintained that the arrangement would give the lieutenant governor something specific to do between legislative sessions and would provide a broader record upon which voters could judge the officeholder should they seek higher office.

Sure enough, it pitched exactly where I had anticipated, and, hooking it to the square-leg boundary, I established the only record upon which I had set my heart.

"To the contrary, the public access right should be fully enforced because the videotapes are the most direct and informative evidence of Government conduct that petitioner alleges to be unlawful, and the videotapes form an important part of the record upon which the Court evaluated Dhiab's application for a TRO and will base its preliminary injunction ruling.

"This is so new, there's really no track record upon which to assess what's the likelihood that there will be a crash or lawsuit resulting from a crash," Michael Barry, vice president of media relations at the Insurance Information Institute, an industry-funded nonprofit, told The Huffington Post on Saturday.