Sentence examples for based on a far from inspiring English sources
However, its proposal will probably be based on a far more extensively revised revenue-sharing plan among teams.
Economists are less confident in unemployment figures, which are based on a far smaller survey and cannot be crosschecked against tax records.
Genotype imputation is a method that requires a reference panel to predict additional genotypes, based on a far smaller number of actually genotyped variants39.
The officials said the report would portray a more complicated and detailed picture, based on a far more extensive examination of suspected Iraqi weapons sites and records, as well as the debriefings.
Mr. Orszag and Mr. Geithner, who went before the House Ways and Means Committee, came under attack from Congressional Republicans who said the Obama budget was based on a far too rosy view of the recovery.
(The unemployment rate doesn't count people as unemployed when they have given up looking for work, as I've described before. The rate is also based on a far, far smaller survey than the employment numbers).
For example, a claim that made headlines all over the world about Chavez supposedly providing $300 million to the FARC turned out to be based on a far-fetched interpretation of one alleged document.
Based on a far-fetched novel by Nick Hornby, Juliet, Naked concerns a woman approaching middle age in an English seaside town becoming slowly aware that she's stuck in a horrible rut.
The paper discusses a novel version of fluidic sensors (in particular operating with air) based on a so far unknown aerodynamic principle with two wall jets colliding head-on and both attached by the Coanda effect to the same cylindrical surface.
Dr. DeBakey said his confidence in Mr. Yeltsin's ability to undergo bypass surgery was based on an examination far more thorough than the ones the Russian doctors had conducted.
The opera is based on a French novel, "Far from Medina," by the Algerian-French author Assia Djebar, who also wrote the libretto.
