Sentence examples for keying off from inspiring English sources

It appears that Republican claims that they can create lots of jobs by weakening environmental regulation are keying off a study from the American Petroleum Institute (pdf).

Brad DeLong has a fairly long, intricate piece keying off what looked like a prediction by John Cochrane, early in the Great Recession, that the Fed's expansion of the monetary base would lead to high inflation.

Keying off the word "bold," my prediction is that China will be a substantial disappointment.

The reason I say "keying off" is that this is far from being a certain prediction.

Besides, says Hill, the First Call estimate is still "what the market as a whole is keying off of".

Keying off this study, Morain suggests that custom labels combined with seeing our images so frequently (we snap photos of our kids eating bagels, after all) could lead to more rule-abiding behavior.

But when we made some mistakes, they key off that and make you pay for it.

I decided to key off the faster young woman and sharpen my competitive instincts.

They are using a "pay-as -you-go" strategy keyed off their current income.

Transactions in both the digital and offline space are increasingly tied to CRM systems keyed off of an email.

Credit default swaps, keyed off those securities, were also mispriced.