Sentence examples for saying based on from inspiring English sources

The book asserts that doctors and nurses urged the family to let Mr. Sharon die after his stroke in January 2006 because, as it paraphrases one doctor as saying, "Based on the CT scan, the game was over".

"We had been saying, based on our models, that losses could run to $30 billion".

"Women may feel confused, but I don't know anyone saying, 'Based on this study, I refuse to have a mammogram,' " said Dr. Rogerio Lobo, the director of obstetrics-gynecology at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical CeNew YorkNew York.

Steve in New York City echoed that sentiment, saying, "Based on the actual trial and the actual facts and testimony presented at the trial (as opposed to what people think they know), the amount of reasonable doubt that Zimmerman was guilty of 2nd degree murder or manslaughter was overwhelming".

Typically a pithy, easily memorized aphoristic saying based on experience and universal in application, the mashal in its simplest and oldest form was a couplet in which a definition was given in two parallel lines related to each other either antithetically or synthetically.

Ms. Brogliatti disagreed, saying, "Based on the stated rules of this sweepstakes and the legal imperative that we must comply with the laws of all 50 states in conducting our sweepstakes to ensure that each eligible entrant is treated fairly, there is no legal basis for this complaint".

And both are true stories or, as they say, based on them.

The governor said based on their estimate, 10,000 died," he said.

He assumed it was legal, he said, "based on the ubiquity of marijuana use in Jamaica".

"He's an innocent bystander," Mr. Herbert said, based on accounts he heard from witnesses.

"People will judge us," Mr. Scott said, "based on the results".