Sentence examples for based on news coverage from inspiring English sources
Most Americans, I venture, do not know any Afghanis personally and, if we form a judgment based on news coverage over the past decade, then we may think the worst about them.
Based on news media coverage to date, there is every reason to expect huge crowds and long lines when the Versace clothes go on sale Thursday at international H&M stores (Donatella Versace is to attend the opening in London) and Saturday in the United States.
Other areas where short texts are used are web queries, news recommendations based on news titles, etc.
Similarly, [1] proposed an approach based on matching tweets to news articles, followed by semantic enrichment based on news article's content.
Indeed, women have been running companies and raising families for centuries, but you'd never know it based on the news coverage of Marissa Mayer, Yahoo's new CEO.
Had the trial proceeded there, a change of venue motion based on local news coverage and community outrage was almost inevitable, given Mr. Mohammed's confession to planning the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Gun violence in America represents a raging health epidemic, but you'd never know it based on the news coverage.
Based on recent news coverage and President Obama'a remarks on Thursday, significant releases of radioactivity have already occurred and more are possible.
Based on the news coverage it receives, you might think that the problem of people who are not entitled to vote showing up at polling places is rampant.
Based on the news coverage, it seems like many of the victims of the Brussels attack are steeped in anger right now.
