Examples of 'have a basis' in a sentence
Meaning of "have a basis"
Have a basis means to have a foundation or rationale for something, usually referring to having evidence, facts, or reasons to support a claim or belief
How to use "have a basis" in a sentence
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But many fables have a basis in reality.
We have a basis for making some conclusions.
The charter may have a basis in fact.
I have a basis to make that call.
Your strategy needs to have a basis in something.
You two have a basis for a beautiful friendship.
Creationism can be proved to have a basis in belief.
We have a basis from which to improve.
The premise may have a basis in reality.
We have a basis for our disagreements.
Scientists already have a basis to work from.
So we have a basis for being able to conduct operations in cyberspace.
So that no one would have a basis to boast.
We have a basis for achieving a rapid and effective agreement.
But we already have a basis for discussion.
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In accounting terms this position may have a basis.
Several logical theories have a basis in game semantics.
This list was necessary so that we would have a basis.
They did not have a basis for a.
I have a basis for my opinion.
A stereotype may have a basis in fact.
Force involving an infringement of fundamental rights should have a basis in law.
Then you have a basis of comparison.
His persecutory delusions often have a basis in truth.
We want to have a basis in a sound text.
But some things do have a basis.
Thus no one would have a basis to misconstrue what is occurring.
Any restriction on content must have a basis in law.
Myths have a basis in reality.
Even jokes can have a basis.
I do have a basis for argument.
Your suspicions may have a basis.
They have a basis.
Everything we will see and do will have a basis in science.
The aim is to have a basis to allow all of the skiers to live together.
But not all stereotypes have a basis in truth.
Some have a basis in fact but most demonstrate a fear of the known.
Rumors always have a basis in truth.
It follows that the basis must also have a basis.
Phenotypes can have a basis in genotypes.
All judicial decisions in criminal matters must have a basis in law.
From this you will have a basis on which to build.
And evolutionary psychologists think that these intuitions have a basis in the genes.
I now have a basis.
Much of the events depicted in the series have a basis in truth.
All these criteria have a basis in tradition and strong arguments in their favour.
Cornerstone acknowledges that both views have a basis in scripture.
This myth does have a basis in a biological phenomenon that can occur after death.
But you must have a basis.
One must have a basis to remember God all the time.
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