Sentence examples for based significantly on from inspiring English sources
According to people close to Dell, Evercore's fee is based significantly on its ability to find a higher bid through the go-shop period.
The larger suggestion is that moral truth is based significantly on which moral norms can be rationally chosen by members of a given society as norms under which they would be prepared to live.
Neeley briefly reviews the existing scholarship on Somerville, most notably Elizabeth Chambers Patterson's Mary Somerville and the Cultivation of Science, 1815-1840 (1983), a rich repository of biographical detail covering the years of Somerville's greatest influence, based significantly on Somerville's extensive correspondence.
Stockhausen's conception of opera was based significantly on ceremony and ritual, with influence from the Japanese Noh theatre (Stockhausen, Conen, and Hennlich 1989, 282), as well as Judeo-Christian and Vedic traditions (Bruno 1999, 134).
The idea that the income of a median family has stalled is based significantly not on hourly pay, but on the fact that fewer hours are being worked, mostly because there are fewer workers in the average household.
A chi-square analysis revealed that only one career activity differed significantly based on students' MSE scores.
The chi-square analysis revealed that only one career interest differed significantly based on students' MSE score.
"A lot of the speculation had been based on significantly inaccurate information," he said after a board meeting which agreed to substantially increase the cap from £5.5m this season to £6.5m in 2016-17 and £7m the following year.
In principle three on fairness and balance, the APC says even when a writer expresses an opinion, it should not be done "based on significantly inaccurate factual material or omission of key facts".
