Sentence examples for does based on the from inspiring English sources

In the race itself, he has to make good decisions, as he normally does, based on the weather, based on the surging that other guys do.

The law made an exception for churches, just as the Obama regulation does, based on the criteria that such "religious employers" primarily hire people who embrace the tenets of the faith and exist mainly to inculcate religious beliefs, but Catholic Charities did not qualify on those grounds.

A case can be made for saying that it does, based on the fact that Plato's theory of forms (universals, attributes) is a recurrent theme in Aristotle's Metaphysics.

"It was the logical thing to do, based on the baseball facts".

There is value, he said, to "a company just getting the job done based on the needs of the marketplace".

"We are doing what we have to do, based on the information we have available," Sergeant Gentile said.

"Look at the profiling done based on the percentage of a group in the prison population," he said.

This is done based on the patched-conics approximation.

iTunes was something he just did based on the iPod.

Assessment of the correctness of the mapping is done based on the completeness of the mapping.

The personalization is done based on the domain ontology and the association among the usage profiles.