Sentence examples for based on its research from inspiring English sources

(At one point, the industry argued, based on its research, that the problem was not that the consumption of lead paint made children stupid but that stupid children ate paint).

AOL replies that the rate at which subscribers leave its service is at "historical lows" and, based on its research, customer satisfaction has never been higher.

Based on its research, and my own, I'll bet you anything that most of those pleasant souls who refused to answer.

Officials at the university caution that no one should expect to see Porsches filling the parking lot any time soon, primarily because of legal fights with the companies that developed products that the university said were based on its research.

Based on its research, the consulting firm, Spectrem Group, said about 8.6 million American households had a net worth of at least $1 million last year, not including their equity in a home — just over 7 percent of the 117 million American households.

Based on its research, which covers events from January to mid-May 2017, Amnesty International concludes that IS committed serious violations of international humanitarian law, including war crimes.

Based on its own research, it reckons that Moscow alone is a $700m market opportunity, and that Russia as a whole tops $1 billion.

Chipotle, which does not employ an advertising agency, devised its marketing approach based on its own research, which it said showed that 75percentt of its 800,000 daily customers came for the taste, value and convenience of its food.

• Chipotle, which does not employ an advertising agency, devised its marketing approach based on its own research, which it said showed that 75 percent of its 800,000 daily customers came for the taste, value and convenience of its food.

Mr. Wohlschlegel cautioned however that the comments provided at the time by the institute were not based on its own research and therefore it cannot be sure that other factors did not play a role.

A couple of weeks ago, eMarketer reached more conservative conclusions based on its own research, estimating that mobile ad spending, including messaging-based formats, will reach $416 million in 2009 and $1.56 billion by 2013.