Sentence examples for based on a price from inspiring English sources
The transaction was valued at $12 million, based on a price of 92 cents a share.
"[The SNP's] economics were based on a price per barrel of $113.
Based on a price of $12.40, the sale raised $228 million.
He negotiated a lease payment of $405 a month for three years, based on a price of $28,000.
But that exchange rate is based on a price comparison of all goods and services, across the whole economy.
The equity value of the offer is 1.46 billion euros, based on a price of 8 euros for 182.848 million ordinary Corporate Express shares outstanding.
He bought shares on March 2 at $31.42, based on a price-to-cash-flow multiple of 7.5, versus an industry average of nearly 10.
As a result, many big technology stocks are now even more expensive based on a price-to-earnings ratio than they were last year.
Banks argue that the 50-year-old electronic payments system is efficient and based on a pricing system that benefits businesses and their customers.
Shares of the company are still worth holding, the research firm said, based on a price-to-sales ratio below peers'.
Deutsche Bank rates eBay at "buy" with a 12-month price target of $75, based on a price-to-earnings multiple of 50 times 2005 earnings projections of $1.50 per share.
