Sentence examples for based on the magazines from inspiring English sources
The car ads in the magazine are customized based on the magazines each person chose and the registration responses.
"It's frustrating, women make more decisions based on the magazines than their doctor referrals or friends combined," said Dr. Debra Jaliman, a Manhattan dermatologist.
"It's kind of a print way of doing what people are doing on the Internet, and for us it was to say, what is a way we can reach customers in a way that's different?" The car ads in the magazine are customized based on the magazines each person chose and the registration responses.
Based on the magazine's criteria of what constitutes a Transformative CEO, which is one who "creates new value that reinvigorates a company, reinvents an industry or reboots society," and the interviews I have conducted with the CEOs, and the new value created came in three categories: care delivery, business models, and new technology.
That was more than double the $628.2 million spent in 1990 and four times the $333.5 million of 1985, based on the magazine's numbers.
I also drew the cover, and for this I need to give credit to an old book I have called Boys Of Our Empire, based on the magazine of the same name.
While doing the shoot, she meets a down-on-his-luck photographer's assistant, a single dad who just a few months earlier was riding high as the showrunner for a TV series based on the magazine but was demoted when it proved to be the most embarrassing offering of the fall season.
So while consumers soon will be able to buy toys based on video game characters like Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog and MeeMee of Super Monkey Ball fame, they will also get to choose among four action figures based on the magazine's editors.
My boss Alexia Tsotsis really hates that word, but to illustrate his point, Armstrong said that Fortune hosts a successful conference every year based on the magazine's brand — if Armstrong wanted to start "Tim's online finance site" and hold his own conference, he said, "I would bet on Fortune more than Tim's finance".
