Sentence examples for based on a cable from inspiring English sources

News that Trump is exploring a "mini-media conglomerate" based on a cable network struck media investor and adviser Bruce Tuchman as ridiculous.

Although no velocity data are available for sedimentary flows in the Messina Strait, a flow transit velocity >4 m/s for a turbidity current triggered by a submarine landslide at the nearby Gioia Canyon head (north of the Messina Strait) was estimated based on a cable breaking occurred in 199740.

Admirers of the intrepid British explorer, however, were heartened last night by the declaration of Sir Ernest Shackleton, based on a report cabled by the commander of the Terra Nova, that there is little doubt that Captain Scott, who was last heard from on January 3, in latitude 87deg.

The story was based on a declassified 2012 cable written by a Defense Intelligence Agency DIAA) official, addressed to about two dozen military and national security agencies and officials, including then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

It was not just a whim based on a memory, said Cable, who pointed to empirical evidence from the Institute of Education in 2012 of the general value of adult education in improving wellbeing as people get older, and evidence that taking adult classes can reduce depression in women.

IN 1968 JOHN MALONE quit AT&T and soon joined a small company based on a fledgling technology: cable television.

In 1968 John Malone quit AT&T and joined a small company based on a fledgling technology: cable television.

"No one from the Congress Party or the government indulged in any unlawful act," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said, adding that the claims that bribes had been paid were based on a leaked American diplomatic cable obtained by WikiLeaks that is "unverified and unverifiable".

HDCP DDC signals must be multiplexed with TMDS video signals to be compliant with HDCP requirements for HDMI extenders based on a single Category 5/Category 6 cable.

Set in the fictional Sunnyvale trailer park and based on an award-winning cable television show, the movie follows the exploits of three aging bottom feeders and their small circle of enablers.

The idea of splitting banking between retail and investment banks was put forward by Cable, based on a proposal from Paul Volcker, former chairman of the US Federal Reserve.