Sentence examples for traditional basis from inspiring English sources

Suicide bombing has no traditional basis in Islam.

The traditional basis for party divisions has been in deciding what services it provides, and to whom.

The sacral sense – the traditional basis of religion, entailing humility and self-restraint – has atrophied even where the churches, mosques and temples are full.

Agriculture is the traditional basis of the economies of the West Indies, but production and employment in agriculture have been declining.

As cinema turns inexorably from what we call film, with its traditional basis in photography, to the brave new world of digital image-making, there is a new appreciation for the old-fashioned attractions.

If Jesus really was the promised Messiah, this would restore much of the traditional basis for Christian anti-semitism, which most Christians have struggled against for the last 50 years.

Therefore, it possesses advantages over traditional basis-expansion-based signal analysis methods, in extracting characteristic waveforms from complicated mechanical vibration signals.

Finally, the traditional rational basis review is applied if the law categorizes on some other, non-suspect, basis.

Families with many children should be rewarded, and a "cult of the family" should be encouraged on a "traditional patriarchal basis".

That decision left laws prohibiting same-sex marriage "on pretty shaky grounds," he warned, since it undercut the traditional moral basis for opposing homosexuality.

On the traditional journalistic basis that British people we don't know are more interesting than Chinese people we don't know, the story gained extra legs from the discovery that there were some holidaymakers around at the time of the earthquake.