Sentence examples for based by from inspiring English sources
The use of "based by" in written English is not correct
A similar phrase that can be used is "based on". For example, "This decision was based on the new evidence we had collected."
Now I've got this water here [he is based by the Grand Union Canal] I wouldn't mind a boat.
Despite his "locked-in syndrome," Bauby was able to write the book upon which the picture is based by blinking one letter at a time to his assistant.
At any rate its counterpart, at the other end of the book, is based (by Mantel's own account) in something more like wishful thinking.
The materials were destroyed in Foxborough, Mass., where the Patriots are based, by two league vice presidents, Jeff Pash and Ray Anderson.
Based by Danny Robins on the Radio 4 series he co-created with Lenny Henry, it is filled with gags and boasts a first-rate band.
Finally, Midnight Movies: From the Margin to the Mainstream, is an extremely interesting film, based by director Stuart Samuels on his book of the same title.
Drive iQ, a site with online tools designed to help young drivers, expects that one in four car insurance policies will be telematics-based by 2020.
Now called The Rodale Institute, this 333-acre research farm in Kutztown, Pennsylvania has been demonstrating for decades how to nourish ourselves and steward the land by growing foods without petroluem-based by-products.
RHA is an agro-based by-product and treated as waste material.
Rhizopus oryzae is strictly inhibited by biodiesel-based by-product crude glycerol, which results in low fumaric acid production.
"We've found we get much stronger results from advertising that is context-based by title," Mr. Hamill said.
