Sentence examples for based on recent sales from inspiring English sources
Based on recent sales, this could generate $50,000 a year, he said.
Neither company would discuss the purchase price, but analysts and investment bankers estimated it at $400 million, based on recent sales of asset management companies.
Based on recent sales in the building and similar apartments on the market, Ms. Singer and Mr. Bongiovanni suggested a list price of $935,000.
Based on recent sales, American Financial puts a value of about $50 million to $60 million on the unused air rights.
"Based on recent sales trends, our results for the remainder of the year are expected to remain challenged," Don Thompson, the chief executive, said in a statement.
But based on recent sales of McQueen-related items, it is estimated the car could sell for perhaps 10 times that amount.
As Maitreesh Ghatak of the London School of Economics and Parikshit Ghosh of the Delhi School of Economics point out, if farmers are adequately compensated, consent is largely irrelevant.The price is wrongYet compensation in India is based on recent land sales, which are likely to be far lower than the true value of a property due to India's distorted market.
Car prices are for vehicles in excellent condition (both low and high mileage examples) based on Kelley Blue Book valuations; motorcycle prices are based on recent offerings and sales from several sources.
Christie's and Sotheby's: The auction houses are on track for a good year based on recent results from major sales in London and New York.
Citigroup's overall improved stance on UK domestic banks was based on "recent macroeconomic, industry and comparator evidence of positive trends in relation to UK loan impairments, margins, wealth management product sales and investment banking earnings".
