Sentence examples for would based on from inspiring English sources
This is because the sum of the parties who would vote down a Conservative government would, based on current figures, outnumber those that would vote in favour of one.
It felt the way I thought it would, based on what you see in the movies: substantial, mesmerizing.
Mangione confirmed to me that he and his family would, based on their household income, most likely qualify.
A McCready-Harris rematch would, based on the 2017-2018 spelectionectrendsrendstartart with the Republican at a disadvantage.
After parsing the recent crop of annual and quarterly reports, Mr. Olstein has identified popular accounting practices -- all perfectly legal -- that help companies give their results a glossier look than they would based on operations alone.
"On a good day, NJN might take the same 'Nova' we do at a different time and package it differently than we would based on a unique relationship that it has in New Jersey that doesn't exist for us, say, in Reading.
It might be expected that the Pacific Squadron would base on the only Pacific coast area owned by the United States — the Columbia River and its environs.
On some larger paintings, which he'd based on Barros's photographs from her childhood in Portugal, the poems could be a bit longer.
(Later Mr. Friedkin would base "Cruising" on one of Mr. Jurgensen's cases).
He said research would ensure future policy would be based on sound evidence.
How did you decide what would be based on fact and what would be pure invention?
