Sentence examples for basis could be from inspiring English sources

That means revenues, on an annualized basis, could be up 5.6percentthis yearar.

"Rudy Giuliani on a personal basis could be warm, wise and open-minded," he writes.

Moreover, per capita basis could be a more feasible approach for GHG emissions target setting.

ERCP on an outpatient basis could be as safe as on an inpatient basis and may also reduce medical costs.

Neither Mr. McGinn nor Henry B. Schacht, a previous chairman and chief executive who has returned to those jobs on an interim basis, could be reached for comment.

"Unemployment remains stubbornly negative, and the impact of that on a longer-term basis could be worse than people are saying," Mr. Winoker said.

On this basis it could be argued that unlimited development or unrestrained consumption should be curtailed.

But I do wonder what legal basis NOAA could be using to reject a Congressional subpoena.

Indeed, on the same basis, Adenauer could be (and was) considered a National Socialist.

On that basis it could be 2035 before Labour fully rebuilds in the shires.

On that basis we could be ready to start switch over by 2006.