Sentence examples for story on the basis from inspiring English sources

The story on the basis of which Thrush was suspended muddies the waters on consent: one of the women has clearly said that she had consented to an encounter, and two others rejected Thrush's advances, successfully withholding consent.

And that's just the headlines from the leftwing press; the right have presumably ignored the story on the basis that they've been there, done that, when Oyelowo last bought the subject up (in the run up to this year's Oscars).

Anyone who struggled to engage with the story on the basis that Pietro's fleeting romantic misfires involve men rather than women would, frankly, have a problem with gay people.

Whereas a newspaper tends to stand by its story on the basis of an editorial process in which professional reporters and editors attempt to vet their sources and check their accuracy before publishing, the blogosphere relies on its readership — its community — for quality control.

The screenwriter Mary Loos (with whom Dwan worked often at Republic), he said, learned of the real-life outbreak of an animal-borne disease, and they (along with Loos's husband, Richard Sale) worked up a story on the basis of that news.

or Matheron (1969, 1990), construct a genetic story on the basis of Spinozistic psychology, the account that Spinoza himself offers is quite meager.

He hired a team of journalists to crisscross Portugal, and he developed the film's present-day stories on the basis of its findings.

The intervention by Macdonald, a Liberal Democrat peer, highlights growing tensions within the coalition over the nine-hour detention of Miranda, the partner of the Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald who has run a series of stories on the basis of secret NSA documents leaked by the whistleblower Edward Snowden.

We should never be in a position editorially where we change a guest or a story primarily on the basis of the gender of the guest".

Mimi tells her story to Simon on the basis of their friendship; Simon's alert cinematography anchors Mimi's story in the cityscapes and the rural settings that have shaped her life.

Her story is portrayed on the basis of a biological metaphor – Hungarian and Romani blood – on the basis of which affiliation that can be understood as a matter of biological origin.