Sentence examples for presentation was based on from inspiring English sources

My presentation was based on the official scientific position that the climate is getting warmer.

Part of Powell's presentation was based on the testimony of Ibn al-Sheikh al-Libi, an Al Qaeda operative who was captured by Pakistani forces in December , 2001

The presentation was based on information collected by New York police detectives dispatched to London, and it detailed what the officials said the department had learned from the London experience and how they were using the lessons to better protect the city.

"This presentation was based on a PC training simulator and did not reveal potential vulnerabilities on actual flying systems," it said.

At a recent online conference cosponsored by FORBES and The National Association of Personal Financial Advisors (NAPFA), my topic was "Ten Estate Planning Mistakes I Hear About Most Often". My presentation was based on 15 years of reporting about estate planning, during which time I also wrote the book Estate Planning Smarts--a guide for baby boomers and their parents.

The presentation was based on a study released in July by OkCupid.

"Innocents," tonight's "Masterpiece Theater" presentation, is based on the true case of what the British press called "the Bristol heart babies".

The presentation is based on three levels of musical experience: event fusion (the formation of single musical events from acoustical vibrations in the air, on a time scale too small to exhibit rhythm), melody and rhythm, and form.

This paper proposes to design personal attentive user interfaces (PAUI) for which the content and style of information presentation is based on models of relevant cognitive, task, context and user aspects.

This presentation is based on the book with the same title (Yale University Press, 2018) which examines a crucial element of state behavior -- the use of international institutions, informal alignments and economic instruments such as sanctions -- to constrain the power and threatening behavior of dominant actors.

Abstract: This presentation is based on the book with the same title (Yale University Press, 2018) which examines a crucial element of state behavior -- the use of international institutions, informal alignments and economic instruments such as sanctions -- to constrain the power and threatening behavior of dominant actors.