Sentence examples for based on sales of from inspiring English sources

Wilbur H. Gantz, the company's chairman and chief executive, said in an interview that PathoGenesis was expected to become profitable in the fourth quarter of this year based on sales of its one drug, an inhaled antibiotic to treat lung infections in people with cystic fibrosis.

Mark Lieberman, the chairman of TRA (he will continue in that role after the acquisition), pointed to one study the company did based on sales of shampoo.

Based on sales of E.V.'s and sales forecasts, Nissan is taking a big gamble, Mr. Omotoso said.

Royalties will be based on sales of the book only and do not include the newspaper serialisation rights, which is often where authors make their money.

The company said it earned 26 cents to 28 cents a share, based on sales of $300 million, in the period.

The European Surveillance of Veterinary Antimicrobial Consumption collects information based on sales of antibiotics, but not the administering practices on individual farms.

He receives no compensation based on sales or use of this RNA sequence.

The bulk of the orders are made based on sales forecasts, and additional orders are placed based on point of sales data.

One is based on total sales of all licensed products in Kmart stores, and the other based on sales in individual product categories, such as housewares.

This is where tabulations get convoluted as the RIAA counts streams as well as individual tracks (through a formula it terms "album equivalent sales"), so none of this is based on "pure" sales of the album as a whole.

This is based largely on sales of his bestselling books, Dreams from my Father and The Audacity of Hope.