Sentence examples for personally based from inspiring English sources
Consumers may decide what type of milk is best for them personally based on their preferred balance of calories to fat to protein to carbohydrates specific to their health history and their genetics.
Relations between the store and its most recent landlord, an entity called 215 West 91st Street LLC, have turned acrimonious: the corporation is suing the store, and Ms. Hawkins personally, based on claims of unpaid rent.
The shooting of Officer Thormann was also adapted from true-life events in Simon's book, although Homicide writers added the twist of Crosetti taking the case personally based on his close friendship with the victim.
This was also adapted from true-life events in Simon's book, although Homicide writers added the twist of Steve Crosetti taking the case personally based on his close friendship with the victim.
If you're interested in finding out how alcohol affects you personally based on your height, weight and number of drinks you consume, there are calculators that can estimate these factors and give you more information.
The cut to so-called "pass through" businesses could amount to a savings of $75.7 million per year for Trump personally, based on the income he reported earning last year on his recent financial disclosure form.
I did not know any of them personally, but based on the group photo that has been widely distributed, I think some of them went to my gym.
MS: Since we've been talking so much about happiness, what is the meaning of happiness for you personally, and based on that, do you feel happy?
All participants were personally interviewed based on a structured questionnaire at recruitment.
Each session builds upon the content of the previous session and weekly action plans are personally tailored based on patient goals.
This concept refers back to Goffman's early notion of the fear of becoming personally 'discredited' based on a stigmatising condition and the associated negative consequences [ 1], but draws upon the more contemporary concept of discrimination (unfair treatment).
