Sentence examples similar to too basis from inspiring English sources

We might suggest that e-Government initiatives are sometimes undertaken on a "me-too" basis, where programmes are instituted more because others are seen to be doing them and/or they are a badge of modernity, rather than because their potential worth has been systematically appraised.

The danger posed to cyclists by lorries on busy streets is a widely acknowledged and easy to mitigate problem that continues to kill on an all too regular basis.

It is useless "K's" wanting to get to the castle unless the reader wants to get there too; the basis of sympathy between them is tenuous, and "K's" manners do not increase it.

As N < 50, the proposed MP-PF has too few basis particles to sample the posterior PDF sufficiently.

Unsustainable forestry practices, such as selective logging on an all too frequent basis, or high intensity logging, can induce a cycle of long-term reduction in canopy cover and biomass, ultimately rendering the forest degraded [66].

"We're having to deal with the output in terms of the way those platforms are used on football and we're charging [players] on a far too frequent basis," she said.

The Decision Review System  has helped to clear up a number of contentious decisions but they need to get the basics right with it - because we are still getting these controversies on a far too regular basis.

In my teens I would witness him masturbating on a far too frequent basis – not at me, but he made no attempt to hide what he was doing.

"We see that reality on an all-too-frequent basis.

He is constantly commuting between New Brunswick and Cleveland, where he deals largely with players on a one-too-one basis.

The economic disparity and bad blood that haunt outback communities provide an all-too-plausible basis for the film's crime story.