Sentence examples for basis in both from inspiring English sources
Ameritrade broke even on a per-share basis in both year-earlier quarters.
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More to the point, Dataquest indicated that I.B.M. was far ahead of Sun on a worldwide basis in both revenues ($13.7 billion to $9.7 billion) and units (656,457 to 289,040).
The results showed that the Gash model successfully predicted Ei on a rainy-season basis in both pre- and post-thinning periods.
Whether it's Constellation or not, I do not know, but the Congress voted twice on a bipartisan basis in both houses to support the Vision for Space Exploration and the Constellation program architecture.
Lawyers now face significant penalties if they make arguments that an average lawyer would not find reasonable, and that do not have some basis in both the law and the facts of the case.
The European Council reiterates the need to maintain a high degree of convergence between Member States' economies on a durable basis, in order both to create stable conditions for changing over to the single currency and to secure smooth functioning of the internal market.
Using this rationale as a basis, in contemporary times, both the Conservative movement and Reform movement are on record as favoring an assault weapons ban and limiting access to guns by complete and full licensing and registry.
We have long argued for all nations of the UK to be treated on the basis of equality - both in terms of funding and powers.
Pension funds paid 42 basis points for the management of midsize-capitalization funds and 58 basis points for small-capitalization funds, while mutual funds paid 71 basis points in both cases, that study showed.
on joint concentrations in History, please visit: https://history.fas.harvard.edu/joint-concentrations. All other joint concentrations are designed on a case-by-case basis in consultation with both departments.
