Sentence examples for open based on from inspiring English sources

"That might have been the biggest crowd on any one hole in the history of this U.S. Open, based on what I've heard from David Fay," said the 64-year-old Bob Bontempo, referring to the executive director of the United States Golf Association.

"The door to a cross-strait dialogue and negotiation is always open based on the principles of democracy, peace and an equal footing," he said.

Here are some tips for wringing the most out of the qualifying tournament for the United States Open, based on my experience Tuesday.

Then the next one -- instead of thinking, why don't I make the extra pass and get the defense moving and get a deeper spot on the weak side or get somebody wide open, based on patience and execution of the offense".

Applications will open September 1 on the Disrupt website and will remain open based on availability.

We aimed to develop a predictive scoring model for conversion from laparoscopic to open based on pre-operative patient characteristics.

Of those, 36,044 had been closed, while 1,329 preliminary or full investigations had been opened based on the information gathered.

A Berlin prosecutor told the daily Bild that a criminal inquiry into embezzlement had been opened based on a passage in Mr. Hullen's suicide note.

In the 1995 PCA championship, Kasparov won the 10th game with a heavily analyzed opening based on the sacrifice of a rook.

In March 2009, Russ Feingold, then a Democratic senator from Wisconsin, asked the F.B.I. how many assessments it had initiated under the new guidelines and how many regular investigations had been opened based on information developed by those assessments.

This is more secure then RFID, which just opens based on proximity.