Sentence examples for upon which to make from inspiring English sources

People often lack the foundations upon which to make the most important choices.

The five-man selection committee only had to find a suitable date upon which to make Bjorn's announcement.

For the referendum there will be no exit poll at 10pm – because there is no comparative historical data upon which to make a judgment.

But in this view — which I share — the authority of professional journalists is both a valuable convenience for readers without the time or inclination to manage a tsunami of information on their own, and a civic good, in that a democracy needs a shared base of trustworthy information upon which to make its judgments.

Debates about Internet policy lack, or ignore, good data upon which to make policy decisions.

What about those extremely rare instances where there is absolutely no basis upon which to make probability estimates?

After the tour, Cointreau will decide upon the best format by which to make the digitized library accessible.

Principals and teachers say that slowing down the learning process gives students a solid math foundation upon which to build increasingly complex skills, and makes it less likely that they will forget and have to be retaught the same thing in later years.

Studies which investigate the appropriate cut-off points and accuracy of outcome scales when used in these ways would provide evidence upon which to base clinical-decision making.

It is anticipated that findings from this study will contribute to the limited knowledge base regarding the clinical efficacy of foot orthoses in the management of PFP, and provide clinicians with high-quality evidence upon which to base clinical decision making.

Suvarnabhumi Airport is serviced by airlines from around the world, reasonably-priced hotel rooms abound, there is reliable public transportation and 30-day visas for many nationalities are easy to get upon arrival, all of which help to make a stay -- in a hotel or hospital -- easy.