Sentence examples for based on speculation of from inspiring English sources

The problem was that during the first year of the four, the so-called arbitration year, the salary was to be based on his past accomplishments; for the following three years, which would be his free-agent years if he did not sign now, the Mets had to negotiate based on speculation of his future market value.

At the close of the market Tesla shares were down $17.89, to $352.45 ,basically erasing the gains it had earned based on speculation of an acquirer at a $420 price tag.

This may be due to the evaluation based on speculation of each assessor in the cases categorised as 'lack of information' or 'possible'possible

This is all based on speculation and anonymous sources, of course, but given the volume of these rumors and Apple's general adherence to scheduled refreshes, you can probably mark down the iPad 3 for March or April, barring any major production hiccups (the same major production hiccups that supposedly delayed the iPhone 5. But what killer new feature will the iPad 3 pack?

"There is a rush to judgment based on speculation and a presumption of guilt," he said.

"This is a case based on speculation, guesswork and suspicion of what might have happened," Naftalis said.

"Rather, it was a symbolic gesture based on speculation about the perceptions of the international community regarding the Administration's leadership on climate change and the President's assertion of unprecedented, independent powers".

Tech-industry pundits predict enormous future markets reaching hundreds of billions of dollars based on speculation that AR will replace the smartphone.

California recently passed through a time of Economic Bubble, based on speculation and artificially inflated markets and stock prices.

Stewart showed clips from his show last week, in which he mocked Fox News for playing a dangerous game of association based on speculation, and wherein Fox continued to mention a nameless man with ties to Imam Rauf through the "Kingdom Foundation".

The editors imagine a massive market downturn based on "speculation that China is dumping some of its U.S. Treasury holdings" as retaliation for Trump imposing "tariffs as high as 45% for all Chinese imports".