Sentence examples for numbers are based on a from inspiring English sources

"These numbers are based on a lot of assumptions".

Those numbers are based on a draft Environmental Protection Agency standard for plug-in hybrids and battery cars.

These numbers are based on a calculation of the median performance of companies that made acquisitions with the banks' advice.

All these numbers are based on a lot of assumptions — assumptions that few borrowers will be in a position to know, let alone challenge.

None of that changes the fact that the economy is expanding, although the pace of growth has slowed, and it should be noted that the layoff numbers are based on a January survey.

Keep in mind that the numbers are based on a two-year sampling of dropouts from six grades and that adding dropouts over time at least doubles the number and could triple it.

In reality these numbers are based on an examination of data for six countries, then extrapolated to a larger set of 25 countries, an approach no serious researcher would endorse.

Each of its environmentally themed numbers is based on a familiar children's song.

The numbers were based on a survey separate from the 2000 census.

A founder of that company, Amy Kristjanson, a former pharmaceutical representative, said her numbers were based on a calculation of lunch spending by representatives for the top 10 pharmaceutical companies.

Update: Those original numbers were based on a preliminary run.