Sentence examples for medals based on from inspiring English sources

(The American men, however, are expected to finish out of the medals, based on their error-prone performances at the national championships last month).

Those involved in the GTO regimen were awarded medals based on their fitness achievements.

For if soldiers cannot act cowardly in battle, then they also cannot act courageously, and so cannot be awarded medals based on those assumptions.

Players earn medals based on their completion time, number of faults, and in the case of skill games, other specialized criteria.

Pick your arsenal and upgrade your perks between stages; eliminate a designated amount of varied enemies (and stages) plucked from the Resi archives; and collect medals based on how well you did.

Some schools also awarded medals based on competitions among students or held regular competitions to assign seats in class (Cureton, 1971).

Bilonog won the gold medal based on his second-best throw.

Still, it reeks of injustice that an athlete should lose a medal based on what amounts to a numerical error.

Sensini and Lux tied with 15 points, but Sensini won the gold medal based on five fleet-race victories to three for Lux.

Calculations by The Economist find that this is much more than the "podium value" of any previous gold medal (based on rough estimates of the composition of medals and bullion prices at the time of each games, adjusted for general inflation).

But there's also a game element to it, where you earn points and medal based on how many connections you make.