Sentence examples for was based instead on from inspiring English sources
Her achievement was based, instead, on an extraordinary intuition of the musicality of language.
Our decision to litigate was based instead on the fact that she was set to become the Democratic presidential frontrunner in 2016, and we wanted to gain insight into the way she performed as the nation's top diplomat.
For precision, subsequent classification of participants into MCI subtypes by Petersen's criteria [ 3] was based instead on test scores falling 1.5 standard deviations below the mean of a carefully screened and demographically well-matched cohort living in the same region as the participants.
The one developed here is based instead on the decomposition of symbols (functions in Rn×Rn) as integral superpositions of homogeneous ones, of degrees lying on the complex line with real part −n.
They are based, instead, on mutual respect, honesty and understanding – concepts many modern liberals should consider revisiting.
Legal or prisoner considerations are ignored in the scheduling of executions, which are based instead on when the organs are needed.
They were based instead on indexes that might, or might not, move in the same way that rates moved on the county's actual debt.
The jury did convict him of three charges of misdemeanor sexual assault, which, in New Hampshire, did not require proof of non-consent but were based instead on the fact that the girl was under the age of sixteen.
Among other things, the move would mean the Channel 9 newscasts, currently broadcast from Secaucus, would be based instead on Sixth Avenue -- home of Channel 5 -- and its presence in New Jersey reduced to a news bureau.
It is an effort that experts describe as the opposite of the "winning hearts and minds" model and is based instead on the Arabic saying "rule is based on awe".
Although there was considerable inflation (culminating under Theodosius), in spite of a deflationary fiscal policy, commercial transactions ignored barter and were based instead on currency throughout the empire at the end of the century.
