Sentence examples for based on press from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeLay said the charges were "all based on press clippings".

Based on press reports, it estimates that 80% of them were militants, rising to a pretty astonishing 95% in 2010.

The New American foundation, based on press reporters, estimates non-militant deaths at 20% of the total, although in 2010 this fell to 5%.

He explained he had not visited Johor since he stepped down as prime minister in 1990, and his view of the dangers there was based on press reports.

While declining to comment directly on Mr. Liu's campaign, Eric Friedman, a spokesman for the city's Campaign Finance Board, said there was "precedent for us to open up an investigation based on press reports".

That's happily not the case with Press Here: The App ($2 for iPad and $1 for iPhone), which is based on Press Here, the popular 2011 children's book by Hervé Tullet.

And I know those are out there because I got that many inbound requests, just based on one press release".

As usual the news stories are based on a press release, this one rather long, seven pages, including illustrations (www.eoearth.org/files/news-release-how-many-species-on-earth.pdf).

This map on Wikimedia Commons, based on the Press Freedom Index, maps how democratic countries and press freedoms are connected.

"That's not something that happens based on a press release in the wake of a series of provocative behaviors," Obama said at a press conference Sunday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

'We put down the show and put her down, based on a press release,' Guccione remembers.