It has no statistical basis, of course.
On a no-win, no-fee basis, of course".
In the absence of hard data, people tend to guesstimate their basis (of course, it's usually in their favor).
Bussov "I really suffer from the visa regime with Europe, and think that it is about time to repeal it (on a bilateral basis, of course).
The trick on a global basis, of course, would be to improve the lot of those who have too little while scaling down the overconsumption of those who have too much.
We should put 10 or 15 English speakers in a class with the same number of speakers of Arabic or Spanish or Mandarin (all on a voluntary basis, of course).
If you are getting death or rape threats on a day-to-day basis, of course it will have an impact on your life, says Fran Amery, lecturer in politics at the University of Bath and co-convenor of the Women and Politics specialist group of the Political Studies Association.
Each representative would then bid what they believed their own group, from the boardroom to the cleaners, deserved, and this would then be subject to cross-examination by all the others on the basis, of course, that the more that was allotted to one group, the less would be available for others.
On the same basis, of course, America's rate is far too low (even a lower bound for the optimal rate would be a lot higher than 7 pence a litre).Britain's rate, judged according to the environmental and congestion arguments, looks way too high but plainly the British government has another reason for taxing petrol so heavily.
On taking over the job on a pemanent basis: "Of course I'd like the job.
