Sentence examples for this criticism is based from inspiring English sources

Every edition since 1961, for instance, cites lighthouses as examples of public goods that markets cannot provide even though in 1974 Ronald Coase, a Chicago economist and, like Mr Samuelson, a Nobel laureate, explained how many English lighthouses in the 19th century were commercially run.To be sure, some of this criticism is based on hindsight.

This criticism is based on the presumption that the concept in question has unity, which means that its definition must also be unified.

This criticism is based on the work of American psychologist Edward Deci, who several decades ago observed students who had been asked to solve puzzles.

But this criticism is based on rhetoric, not reality.

At its root, this criticism is based on a comparison to existing products, mainly smartphones that can provide potential users with the same functionalities.

This criticism is based on a misconception regarding the relationship between onset of AKI and intensive care unit admission.

"I don't know whether the criticism is based on people wanting to see the inner circle diversified or whether it's a job application through the media," Mr. Sharpton said.

It would be easy to say that, even among the supposedly "liberal" thinkers who pollute my newsfeed, much of the criticism is based in deeply rooted misogyny, but in general I see her being cast as an "establishment" candidate and that somehow this is an entirely negative association.

The core of the criticism is based on the heterogeneity of abstainers as a control group: there are at least 2 very distinct groups of abstainers former drinkers, many of whom had given up drinking for health reasons; and long-term or even lifetime abstainers (6).

When HCPs were confronted with criticism from the PACP members, they first tried to determine whether the criticism was based on personal disappointment in the care given which sometimes turned out to be the case.

For all criticism is based on that equation: KNOWLEDGE + TASTE = MEANINGFUL JUDGMENT.