Sentence examples for bargains based on from inspiring English sources

The Yankees are not forced to hunt for bargains based on statistics — the essence of the so-called "Moneyball" philosophy — but Cashman values statistics so much that he has a full-time analyst, Michael Fishman, on his staff.

Religion, he said, was a bargain based on ignorance and fear of death.

The core was this line: "it's all going to change – we need a new bargain based on new values".

Mr Leonhardt writes:In some once bubbly markets, prices have fallen so far that buying a home appears to be a bargain, based on a New York Times analysis of prices and rents in 54 metropolitan areas.

In some once bubbly markets, prices have fallen so far that buying a home appears to be a bargain, based on a New York Times analysis of prices and rents in 54 metropolitan areas.

He would be locking up Jeter at a high but fixed rate; by the time Jeter's proposed contract would expire, after the 2007 season, he might be a veritable bargain, based on his salary.

Neither Clegg nor Miliband made a great speech at their party conferences, but it's not hard to remember the argument – "not easy but right" for Clegg, a "new bargain" based on the people's values for Miliband.

In such cases, a stock could be a bargain based on the most optimistic estimate, but not on its consensus.

One such mode is state-imposed bargaining based on statutory controls, examples of which are today restricted to just Belgium and Greece.

We think the stock is a bargain based on a P/E of 13 on next year's earnings and 2.2 times book value.

This small-cap company is also a bargain based on its price-to-earnings growth ratio of around 0.8, which factors in an expected growth rate of 20%.