Sentence examples for based just on one from inspiring English sources

David Byler, Weekly Standard: "It's impossible to tell based just on one poll whether Jones or Moore will win or even which candidate is losing or gaining steam.

No one who's seen my tester has not instantly wanted one, based just on its outward appearance.

Most important, say filmmakers, new equipment allows movies to be built in 3-D from the ground up, providing a more immersive and realistic viewing experience and not one based just on visual gimmicks.

But Lob's advantage hasn't necessarily been one based just on price – it's about the model.

Rita Mae Brown wrote an early article on this, arguing that education and academic status did not automatically change a working class woman's identity, which is based not just on one's relation to production, but one's behavior, basic assumptions about life, and experiences in childhood (Brown 1974).

While some studies fully address this philosophy, other studies are based on just one or on some of its topics.

Putative, non-significant additional identifications of these proteins (based on just one peptide and/or on just one parallel) are indicated in parentheses.

This uneven but often potent mini-series (Sunday and Wednesday on CBS) is based on just one part of Ms. Gruber's extraordinary career.

Re "When All the Numbers Are In, Do Hedge Funds Shine?" (Strategies, Nov. 30), about findings of an unpublished working paper about hedge fund performance: The paper's authors offered three scenarios in describing a belief that reported hedge fund performance was skewed, but the column was based on just one of them.

A lender handing over hundreds of thousands of dollars based on just one piece of the loan applicant's financial picture on one day of the year.

On round three (SCENARIO C) the respondents would simply choose a specified number of cards based on just one core position.