Sentence examples for be based on years from inspiring English sources

The new manager went on in encouraging terms to describe a bonus which would be given to everyone and be based on years of service.

Reuters reported that the severance pay would be based on years of service, with a maximum eight weeks' base pay and a minimum of $4,500.

Under other proposed changes, the pensions of parliamentary employees, who number about 2,900, would be based on years of contributions, rather than salary at the time of retirement, as has been the case for many years.

Mr. Murong's four novels and one work of investigative journalism are based on years spent in China's fastest-growing cities.

This view is based on years of misinformation and propaganda.

While his observations are certainly not scientific, they are based on years of watching people before their morning cup.

The book is based on years of research and hundreds of interviews by authors Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark, who worked in South Asia during the kidnappings and for many years after.

But that is my best assessment, and it is based on years of tracking Iranian maneuvering and on historical precedents of North Korea and Pakistan".

The system that eHarmony has built is "based on years of empirical and clinical research on married couples," said Becky Teraoka, an eHarmony spokeswoman.

"Heart transplants, kidney transplants: all were based on years and years of animal work," says Henry Marsh, a senior British neurosurgeon who recently wrote a bestseller about his career, Do No Harm.

"We're willing to listen, but our specifications are based on years of experience," says James Welch, who runs Yellow Transportation.