Sentence examples for based on much of from inspiring English sources

Based on much of the media coverage I have heard and read recently, I had the feeling that the real issues concerning Iraq were the poll numbers of President Bush and the fate of Donald Rumsfeld.

The report, which examined the practices of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement, echoes the findings of an earlier investigation by the department released in September, and is based on much of the same raw material.

Homer's nightmare is based on much of the film Frankenstein, and the end references The Thing with Two Heads.

She is portrayed by Elizabeth Banks in Oliver Stone's film W. Curtis Sittenfeld's bestseller novel American Wife is based on much of Laura Bush's life.

In contrast, in the current study, which was based on much larger numbers of women, we observed the persistence of an increased risk of severe morbidity among Indigenous women in Victoria even after adjustment for socioeconomic status (SES).

We present here our latest findings (to the end of 2004) for these and other cancers based on much larger numbers of cases than previously.

The models used in Ref.  [21] were based on much bigger supercells of size (2times 2times 3) (leading to over (3times 10^{13}) configurations before symmetry merging), which were constructed "manually".

Nucleotide diversity estimates based on nuclear data are available for other cichlids, too, albeit based on much smaller samples of orthologous genes.

Washington's case that the Iraqi regime had failed to meet its obligation to give up weapons of mass destruction was, of course, based on much more than a few documents of questionable provenance from a small African nation.

This difference should be based on much weaker interaction force of ether oxygens toward anions than that for cations.

Thus, Biblical poetry relies much less on metrical feet to create rhythm, but instead creates rhythm based on much larger sound units of lines, phrases and sentences.