Sentence examples for based on the rival from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, AOL planned to sell an AOL personal computer that would be based on the rival Linux operating system.

Ever since Marvel Studios triumphed with its pioneering filmic universe of interlinked superhero epics, it was inevitable that Warner Bros would follow suit with its own version based on the rival DC Comics back catalogue.

The move is seen as an all-out effort to bolster competitiveness in the markets for smartphones and tablet computers, businesses in which products based on the rival ARM architecture have gained an early foothold, leaving Intel scrambling to catch up.

Although a slew of recent setbacks— among them the news that Power Computing, a maker of Mac clones, will now sell PCs based on the rival Intel/Windows technology—helped lose Mr Amelio the support of Apple's board, it was Mr Jobs who in effect gave him the push.

Products based on these rival technologies are still some way off, but their backers claim that they are technically superior to InPhase's approach.

Based on what the rivals for the White House have said on the campaign trail, if Hillary Clinton wins on Tuesday Hayhoe will be "cautiously hopeful" about action to slow global warming.

Mr. Potter estimated that the total write-downs of Barclays would eventually come to about £6.2 billion, based on the numbers that its rival, the Royal Bank of Scotland, has reported.

Based on the experience of its rivals, Qwest stands to quickly grab as much as 20percentt of the long-distance business in its region and will be able to hang on to more existing customers by bundling long distance with other services.

The hurdle rates from 8% to 11%—are based on the volatility of shares in rival companies in the relevant industry, and are under constant review.As scientific as it sounds, however, this approach is not foolproof.

They also enjoyed a rich social life based on the potlatch ceremony, in which rival families competed with each other to give blankets, food, jewelry, and other favours to guests, often invited from hundreds of miles away, to mark the birth, adolescence, marriage, or death of an important member of the tribe.

On that note, I'm reminded of a European rival based on the same idea that launched just yesterday (see The Next Web coverage for more): 9flats, which was established by Qype founder Stephan Uhrenbacher.