Sentence examples for based on invented from inspiring English sources

The proclivity to make dramatic national and international decisions based on invented evidence indicates that our government is not being managed by trustworthy professionals.

Marilyn Nonken, a fine pianist, offers a range of Mr. Finnissy's work from the last 25 years, including excerpts from "Folklore" (based on real traditional music) and "English Country Tunes" (based on invented pseudo-traditional music), and the world premiere of his latest Verdi transcription, based on the tuneful opera "I Vespri Siciliani".

Modernizing the nation's current air traffic system, which is based on technology invented during World War II, is universally seen as critical to coping with the congested airspace over the United States and to accommodate growing traffic.

Aslan rightly focuses on the question of identity, pointing out that the west has effectively appropriated "modernity" for itself, leaving militants to assume a "reactionary identity" based on an invented, mythologised past.

They were able to navigate with instruments based on trigonometry, invented in Egypt.

In strong language, the statement said that the FCC will "recommit to permissionless innovation," letting companies act "without fear of Commission intervention based on newly invented legal theories".

It also noted that the reasons for their detainment were based on fictitious evidence invented by the police.

The Indians and the Brewers lead the league this year in return on investment, based on a method invented by Doug Pappas, a New York lawyer who died last year.

During World War II, Kapitsa became responsible for the entire Soviet industry's production of liquid oxygen and supervised the construction of large plants based on machines he invented.

He busied himself with chord substitutions to disguise the harmonic movement of well-known songs and shied away from climactic improvisations, instead developing figures that were based on his own invented shapes more than on the latent power of the material itself.

The Artemisinin Project is based on breakthrough technology invented by Professor Jay Keasling at the University of California, Berkeley.