Sentence examples for based on a compilation from inspiring English sources

Census officials cautioned that the results were based on a compilation of the mail that the bureau has received back.

Last December, his three Michelin-starred Restaurant de l'Hôtel de Ville in Crissier was named the world's best restaurant by La Liste, a French-led listing based on a compilation of food guides and reviews.

Last weekend, Mr. Rove said on his Web site, Rove.com, that Mr. Obama, based on a compilation of recent polling, would win 273 electoral votes — enough to defeat Senator John McCain if the election were held then.

The report, which was mostly based on a compilation of existing research, states that edible food is wasted — or "lost" — in the country at many different levels of food production, distribution and consumption.

"Children of Hiroshima," commissioned by the Japan Teachers Union and based on a compilation of testimonies by a university professor, Arata Osada, combines documentary naturalism with lyrical and frankly sentimental passages.

A fictional scenario based on a compilation of several real events describes seven medical errors that at first appear to be caused by the paramedics and nurses involved.

From the 14th century comes the Miracles de Notre-Dame par personnages ("Miracles of Our Lady with Dramatic Characters"), a collection of 40 miracles, partly based on a nondramatic compilation by Gautier de Coincy.

Implications of no-till (NT) management on soil C dynamics, soil fertility, and crop yields have been discussed, but an up-to-date synthesis of NT impact on soil physical properties based on a comprehensive compilation of global published studies is not available.

For the 29 elections between 1900-2012, tallerller candidate won 19 of the contests whereas the shorter candidate won 9 (with Bill Clinton and G.H.W. Bush tying at 6'2" and being excluded, based on a Wikipedia compilation that adds the totals incorrectly).

Fragments of text survive in a twelfth-century illustrated scroll, but modern editions of the book are based on a thirteenth-century compilation made by a poet called Fujiwara no Teika.

For example, there is an agreement to respond to various enquiries with educators' own names by which respondents can then be asked more detailed, additional questions in interviews conducted based on a follow-up compilation.