Sentence examples for make sense based from inspiring English sources

If the Cruz campaign based its score on local elections, Peterson said, the number also wouldn't make sense, based on his participation in those elections as well.

Some probable solutions that make sense based on the data are (1) thermally autonomous passive heating in the Himalayas, (2) solar operated cell phone charger.

Ultimately, for us it is always about place, and the design has to make sense based on where we are.

At first glance, gamification seems to make sense based on the fact that fitness goes with athletics, sports or "games," if you will.

I'm guessing if you are a serious home brewer, the expense might make sense based on the time saved from this process.

Each appears to be targeting verticals within the travel space that make sense based on the typical hospitality industry, but weren't specifically singled out on Airbnb.

That makes sense based on the results of earlier studies.

I had never heard the term "ancient grains" but it makes sense based on your explanation.

"I think it makes sense based on our numbers," said Magued Osman, who is also a statistics professor at Cairo university.

Unless an investment makes sense based on the fundamentals and fits your long-term plans, don't risk your money.

But the global market portfolio is a good place for you to start, tilting each of your investment positions in a direction that makes sense, based on the differences between your characteristics and those of this fictional global investor.