Sentence examples for based on the prospect from inspiring English sources

Opposition to having two facilities instead of just one is based on the prospect of 250 to 350 cars jamming North Avenue, not dozens.

It is based on the prospect offered by charlatans and quacks throughout the ages – that of something for nothing.

Based on the prospect of such a recovery, company executives predicted full-year earnings growth in the "high single digits or low double digits".

It shares added 5.7p to 135.5p, additionally helped by an upgrade from Credit Suisse, mainly based on the prospect of more cost cutting, including job losses.

His pitch is based on the prospect of gaining new revenues for the state — and overturning the hypocrisy of the current system.

He presumably had a prominent role in deciding upon an implicitly evolving reservation price during the pendency of the sales process which lasted two years and which could continue only based on the prospect of exceeding that very reservation price.

Shire climbed 6p to £35.92 after Deutsche Bank issued a buy note, based on the prospects for its pipeline and the possibility of a takeover for the pharmaceuticals business.

How would we respond if the right to interracial marriage were based on the prospects that these relationships made good business sense or added to the state budget?

Orexigen Therapeutics of San Diego, recently went public based on the prospects for two combination drugs it is developing to treat obesity.

Wolseley added 56p to £34.17 after Credit Suisse raised its rating on the building materials group from neutral to buy with a £40 target price, based on the prospects for cash returns to shareholders.

Added to that, another catalyst for a 12.8p rise to 384p was a positive note from analysts at Credit Suisse, who added the company to its focus list, based on the prospects for its short haul business.