Sentence examples for running based on from inspiring English sources

(Or avoided entirely. As another Romney campaign strategist observes, "It's a terrible time to be running based on your experience in government").

According to the latest polls, the only candidates who pose a serious challenge to Baldizón are Jimmy Morales, a comedian who is running based on his outsider status, and Sandra Torres, the ex-wife of former President Álvaro Colom.

"The fact is these commercials have been running based on the 'I Love New York' theme -- I don't know if Mrs. Clinton has ever heard of that, that slogan".

The panel concluded that while Kraft may initially have held the genuine belief that it could keep the plant running, based on the information it had, the American company did not have reasonable grounds for that belief.

Meanwhile, over at the Victoria and Albert Museum (020-7942 2000; vam.ac.uk), there's an "Imagination Station" running, based on its current textiles exhibition, Golden Spider Silk, where children can craft arachnids and weave webs during the free drop-in sessions (daily, 10.30am 5pm).

While he says he is running based on his career in the Arkansas governor's mansion, not the pulpit, he has grounded his views on issues like abortion and immigration in Scripture, rallied members of the clergy for support, benefited from the anti-Mormon sentiment dogging a political rival and relied on the down-to-earth style he honed in the pulpit to help catapult him in the polls.

Afterwards, simulation runs based on a rigorous one-dimensional heterogeneous catalytic reactor model accounting for intra-particle gradients are performed using data obtained from model-based optimization results.

Derek Tan, one of Viddsee's founders, says they choose which films to run based on editorial judgments about their content.

His advisers said it was unclear how long the advertisements would run, based on how effective they are.

After dinner, you load the dishwasher and it decides the best time to run based on the availability of renewable energy and cost.

It also claims Dacre has "damaged the journalistic integrity of the Daily Mail by allowing front page stories to run based on untruths".