Sentence examples for publicized based on from inspiring English sources

Before the series began, Shaughnessy wrote a piece saying that although the Red Sox had beaten the Yankees, the series needed to be won, as it was the only way the Curse of the Bambino, which he had publicized based on the book of the same title in 1990, would end, and demeaning chants of "1918!" would no longer echo at Yankee Stadium.

Numerous 'discoveries' have been published and publicized based on such evidence.

The authors conducted a comprehensive test of the performance on fifteen study sites and compared our results to eight other publicized methods based on the Kappa coefficients calculated from the error matrices reported by ISPRS.

Widely publicized exonerations of convicted prisoners, based on DNA evidence, may have given some jurors second thoughts about imposing the death penalty.

"It doesn't make sense to invest money based on widely publicized recommendations of big investment firms that seem to arrive at the same conclusions at the same time based on the same information," Mr. Baron said from his office in Manhattan.

His reasoning was probably based on widely publicized divorces involving a rich older man and a women three or more decades younger.

Based on a highly publicized 1959 New York City murder involving a Puerto Rican street gang, The Capeman featured a score by Simon (Walcott collaborated on the lyrics) that was a theatrical elaboration of the New York street music that had originally inspired him.

Kelman's rite-of-passage saga, based on the highly publicized murder in 2000 of black schoolboy Damilola Taylor and narrated from the perspective of an 11-year-old boy from Ghana living in a public housing tenement, was the subject of fierce bidding wars between publishers.

A frenetic little industry has taken root in New York City based on finding and publicizing the once-and-future homes of just about anyone with name recognition.

In all the major dimensions of policy, the Obama administration has failed to follow up on its greatest publicized strength: the capacity to formulate consensus based on rational consideration of the facts.

They have achieved the one and only goal of terrorism itself: to achieve a political outcome based on the "terror" caused by highly publicized attacks on civilians.