Sentence examples for based on a trailing from inspiring English sources
(The Amazon release said it was $807 million, but that was based on a trailing 45-day estimate of its share price. Closing price today bumps the deal up to $880 $888 million).
(The Amazon release said it was $807 million, but that was based on a trailing 45-day estimate of its share price. Closing price today bumps the deal up to $880 $888 million). Zappos employees also will get $40 million in cash and restricted stock.
The previous requirement was based on a trailing measurement of earnings for four quarters, he said.
Though the police here have released little information about Mr. Long, a deeper portrait is beginning to emerge, based on a large trail left online.
Western concerns are based on a simple trail of evidence that officials have until now kept secret:In each case those holding the uranium said it was part of a larger cache, available to a buyer for the right price.
De Palma's "Scarface" chronicled the rise and fall of Tony Montana (Pacino), a Cuban refugee turned drug kingpin in 1980s Miami; the film was a remake of Howard Hawks and Richard Rosson's 1932 movie about an Italian immigrant and gangster (based on an Armitage Trail novel, which was loosely based on the life of Al Capone).
They also agreed to give the U.S. central bank warrants to buy stock worth up to 15.0% of their government investment with stock prices based on a 20-trading day trailing average.
This system was based on a modified snowcat (trail groomer) and on light orchard tractors, for maximum floatation.
For example, when the rally began in March, the price-to-earnings ratio for the S.& P. 500 stood at a modest 14, based on the trailing four quarters of operating profits.
Currently sporting a lofty 57 price-to-earnings ratio based on the trailing 12-months' of earnings, Amazon is at a high premium to its group.
That is based on a multiple of 0.1 times trailing 12 months' revenue, the same used in an attempted buyout of the smaller competitor Books-A-Million last year.
