Sentence examples for are based on much from inspiring English sources

The rates for the first two or three age groups are less reliable than those for the subsequent ones since they are based on much smaller numbers, and both standard errors and (to a lesser extent) arithmetical errors are much larger.

Within 20 minutes, he had a perfect place to eat: the Red Cat. Compiling public opinion on restaurants is not original: Zagat and Citysearch are based on much the same idea.

Jonathan J. Miller, the president of Miller Samuel, a real estate appraiser, doesn't think the soaring asking prices are based on much more than a high-end herd mentality.

Current models of these chemical reactions are based on much smaller-scale experiments, often from work in the laboratory "plopping a piece of rock in a beaker," he said.

One interviewee compared papers published in the 1970s with those published nowadays and concluded that today's papers are based on much richer data, and contain many more figures and tables.

A basic statistical explanation for this is that the ETS effect estimates are based on much smaller samples and are highly variable; the true ETS effects are probably smaller than reported here.

The sustained success of Mr. Smith's Renko books is based on much more than Renko.

We had to carry on paying rent that was based on much higher turnover than we were getting.

Then he found a statement from me somewhere about Britain's safe limits not being based on much science.

In-situ extraction is based on much the same principle as Natland's scheme, minus the atom bombs.

Despite all those intellectual references, his stump speech is based on much the same optimistic populism as John Edwards's.