Sentence examples for some basis to from inspiring English sources

There is some basis to both criticisms.

There is some basis to the mixture's pharaonic claim.

As with most panics, there is some basis to the worries.

"If she ever lived on Long Island," he told reporters, "she would have some basis to talk about a livability plan".

In any case, nonspecialist listeners are given some basis to judge the merits of Ms. Thoene's proposition for themselves and wade knee-deep into a fascinating musicological thicket.

But he is posted to a Roman Catholic parish in southern Sudan, so he has some basis to compare a place with much outside help to Nuba with so little.

There's some legal basis to such a plan.

However feeble the EU's foreign policy, operating as always at the lowest common denominator, at least it has some moral basis to sell democracy.

Neither of those decisions, however, finds that a state has to show anything more than some rational basis to justify a discriminatory law, a tough standard for those challenging such laws.

Learning, from a young age, about the effects of violence for children in the home and the importance of caring for a child's self-esteem, would go a long way in establishing some theoretical basis to start changing attitudes and behaviours.

So the so-called "definition" has on some other basis to establish a constancy in use of the sign.