Sentence examples for been based on questions from inspiring English sources

Based on the precedent established by past presidents, Mr. Obama's approval ratings had been several points higher than they "should" have been based on questions about whether the country was headed in the right direction.

The report's findings were based on questions answered by 50,000 people studied by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

It was based on questions asked of more than 1,500 parents of children 17 and younger.

The measure is based on questions asked of investors, and it now finds institutional investors more confident than retail investors.

The "do not ask" list was based on questions that L. Randolph Lowry III, the president of Lipscomb University, said he hears all too often when students come to visit.

Selection of self-assessment questions was based on questions from an e-diary, previously used in a clinical trial.

As the highest estimate is based on questions that do not include a screening question, we suggest a prevalence of hacking between 1 and 4%.

Acute dust cloud exposure on 9/11 was based on questions from the wave 1 and wave 2 surveys and was classified as intense versus some or none.

The section Benefit is based on questions relating to the perceived value or usefulness of the collaboration exercises in actual situations.

In the supply chain, as on Tradeshift's commerce platform, every interaction is based on questions of trust and transparency, which require strong business and governance models.  .

(Glorieux 1925 35; Schabel 2006 7) We can see, by the contrast, how much more a matter of literary art the more unified and organized disputed questions are that are based on questions set by and organized in sequence by a master.