Sentence examples for based on a property from inspiring English sources
Although Fifty Shades of Grey is not a sequel, it is nevertheless based on a property with an avid fanbase that will have been eager to see the film at the first opportunity.
Mform suggests, based on a property value of £200,000, the state-owned bank's two-year offer is £1,664 more expensive than the best deal available, priced at 3.5 per cent, while its five-year deal is £9,166 more expensive than the market-leading 5.49 per cent.
When I interviewed him at The Independent's fringe meeting, he forensically explained the dangers of another recovery based on a property boom largely confined to the South-east and reflected more widely on the curious pattern of leaders repeating the economic mistakes of the past, somehow convincing themselves that this time it will be different.
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It is based on a property of the reliability plot recently proposed by the author [Hurtado, Dimensionality reduction and visualization of structural reliability problems using polar features.
The method is based on a property of Chebyshev pseudospectral expansions which accurately describe functions having strong gradients localized near one of the Chebyshev domain boundaries.
The entire product development process is based on a property-driven design approach that is adapted to a design considering energy efficiency.
Mad Max's distributor Warners released Godzilla a year ago in the same mid-May slot – another film based on a vintage property.
Clash of the Titans started its run in April 2010 with a hefty £5.68m, but the film had the benefit of being based on a familiar property.
Reversing a lower court decision, the state Supreme Court ruled that New Hampshire can keep its school financing system, which is based on a statewide property tax.
Montague's quest was based on a simple property of physics: wind becomes more powerful and dependable the farther up one moves from the surface of the earth.
