Sentence examples for based on its view from inspiring English sources

CSFB said its prior "outperform" rating had been based on its view that Wall Street had a negative bias against the stock, among other factors.

S&P sees "little upside potential over next 12 months," based on its view of competitive pressures, signs of moderating high-speed data growth and overhang from a potential bid for Adelphia Communications.

The process then sets a timeout for the current round using a deterministic function Γ based on its view number v p (line 17), and starts the receive part, where it collects messages (line 22).

Kozinski noted that the USOC appeared to be trying to preserve "the very image of homosexuals that the [Waddell and other organizers] seek to combat" based on its view of the lack of "wholesomeness" of LGBT people.

The state can take initiative, be creative, and make decisions based on its views of cost, reliability, and environmental benefits.

In our view, denying state business to an otherwise qualified contractor simply based on its views about Israel — and its participation in a legal boycott — goes beyond "government speech" and raises serious constitutional concerns.

Mr. Védrine suggested that Europeans would need to speak out more and more because they faced a United States that acted "unilaterally, without consulting others, making decisions based on its own view of the world and its own interests".

That's the same Chamber of Commerce that is facing widespread defections based on its backward view of the science of global warming and policies which have been put forward to address it.

Blue Apron will release its earnings January 31, but said today that, "based on its current view of the business, Blue Apron plans to reaffirm confidence in achieving profitability" on an adjusted EBITDA basis in Q1 2019, as well as for the entire fiscal year.

Proponents of anekāntavāda apply this principle to religion and philosophy, reminding themselves that any religion or philosophy even Jainism which clings too dogmatically to its own tenets, is committing an error based on its limited point of view.

Based on its share of online viewing, Mr Greenstein thinks Wikipedia accounted for up to $50m of that surplus.Such numbers probably understate things.