Sentence examples for based on prices in from inspiring English sources
Homeowners whose properties have gone up in value particularly fast in the past 15 years would find themselves in higher bands, with higher taxes.According to an interim report from Sir Michael, a revaluation based on prices in April 2005 would push 18% of homes up one band and another 1% by two or more bands.
Perhaps a smartphone app that works out what to charge in the afternoon based on prices in the morning.
Starbucks responded that it was wrong to draw conclusions based on prices in China compared with those in other markets.
The standard rate is based on average car expenses, with an estimate for gasoline costs based on prices in the previous year -- currently, about $1.50 a gallon.
Like stock investors, card collectors can buy offerings and track the value of their portfolios based on prices in a secondary market run by eBay.
Based on prices in the area, the apartment could probably sell for about €2 million, or $2.66 million, today, according to Davide Invigorito, the owner of Gruppo Valente Immobiliare, a real estate agency that deals with high-end properties in Naples.
Choosing a company solely based on price in this circumstance could be being "penny wise but pound foolish", as the saying goes!
Ofcom has revised annual licence fees, which were last increased in 2000, based on prices paid for 4G in the UK and elsewhere in Europe.
The problem with using this approach is that it may not be fully based on prices that occurred in actual transactions.
The percentage price rise mentioned in the editorial was based on prices per net ton in dollars. Editor, The Times.
"The Board's allegations of excessive pricing between 2012 and 2014 are not based on price increases in Canada...but, rather, on exchange rate fluctuations in the value of Canadian currency".
