Sentence examples for basis at the time from inspiring English sources

Funnily enough, nationalists did not defend her governments on that basis at the time.

This theme, being taken up today by Beck and other antigovernment sorts, had a plausible basis at the time.

Speaking briefly to reporters before his meeting with Secretary Powell, Mr. Sinha said that outsiders would be welcome on an "individual basis" at the time of the elections.

And, the Observer has learned, they were working together on a daily basis at the time of the referendum – both companies were being paid by Mercer-funded organisations to work on Ted Cruz's presidential campaign in America.

Typically, each additional $100 a borrower is earning (on an annual basis) at the time of the modification adds $31 to the annual amount of the mortgage payment recommended by the Treasury's mortgage modification guidelines.

Someone who inherits potentially valuable property that does not have an easily determinable value and who does not plan to sell it quickly should probably invest in an appraisal, Mr. Block said, to pin down the basis at the time of acquisition.

Revenue Per Seat Per Month: This is the average revenue per paying user per month generated by Slack, which is obtained by dividing the reported revenues (on a run rate basis) by the user base at the time.

The mass conversion (x) is calculated according to the following equation: x = frac{{m_{ 0} - m}}{{m_{ 0} - m_{text{ash}} }} times 100,% (1 where m 0 is the sample weights on a dry basis at the initial time, g; m is the sample weights on a dry basis at time t, g; m ash is the weight of ash in the sample, g.

The judge told the teenager: "I sentence you on the basis that at the time of your arrest you were within hours of committing an act of atrocity on the streets of Cardiff.

The official London 2012 ticket seller will be releasing tickets on a first-come, first-served basis, but at the time of writing it is only listing expensive tickets (£250-£500) for the opening and closing ceremonies, as well as tickets to visit the Orbit sculpture.

As for Pence's claim that "four times as many Americans go to church on a regular basis than at the time of our nation's founding," that was derived from research by Finke and Starke for their book, "The Churching of America". We have reproduced a chart from the 2005 version of the book below.