Sentence examples for are based on sales from inspiring English sources

Nominations are based on sales figures and radio play.

The rankings are based on sales at the N.B.A. Store in Manhattan and through NBAStore.com since November.

(Country singles rankings are based on the number of times played on the radio; country album rankings are based on sales).

The figures are based on sales of the same home over time, but there is no way to measure changes in the quality of a home.

And yet, even those doctors' prescription information will still be collected and transmitted to drug companies, whose other uses of the data include tallying bonuses paid to pharmaceutical representatives, which are based on sales.

NRS reports readership, based on a survey of 35,000 individuals, while the more widely quoted Audit Bureau of Circulations ABCC) print and online figures are based on sales and traffic statistics, respectively, supplied by the newspapers.

The idea of the earn-out is important, though, in the context of the book publishing industry, where the traditional economics are based on sale-or-return distribution.

This is in contrast to Land Registry figures which are based on sale prices and have recently highlighted a big difference between prices in London and beyond.

(Albeit the Huawei figures are based on sales-in rather than direct sales-out to consumers as Xiaomi reports).

The list is based on sales at Adidas locations outside the United States during the current season.

Mr. Fils-Aime said that figure was based on sales data Nintendo collected electronically from retailers.