Sentence examples for was broadly based on from inspiring English sources

In 1928, Prokofiev completed his Third Symphony, which was broadly based on his unperformed opera The Fiery Angel.

Although the story was broadly based on that of the novel and most characters and events retained, some of the story lines and characters (especially in later episodes) were entirely new.

The model of feedback for each peer observation was broadly based on the revised Pendleton rules [ 10].

Much of the comedy comes from the introduction of Ludo Backslash, who is broadly based on German-Finnish internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom and is played by Dustin Demri-Burns, one half of sketch duo Cardinal Burns.

Lawyers who have studied it say it is broadly based on that of Mozambique.

His novel, The Narrow Road to the Deep North, is broadly based on the unspeakable horrors experienced by his father – who died the day the book was completed – as a PoW working on the "death railway", the line from Thailand to Burma that the Japanese began to construct using slave labour and whose victims were more numerous than words in the book.

This is in spite of the fact that since the intrroduction of the Pension Credit many more pensioners have become eligible for CTB, which is broadly based on your income and savings as well as the size of your council tax bill.

The management strategy is broadly based on the presence or absence of symptoms (Fig. 13).

The plan is broadly based on the economy recovering in line with current projections made by the Office for Budget Responsibility, and would go alongside continued efficiencies and reforms in the NHS.

A method for calculating the transmission is presented, which is broadly based on Statistical Energy Analysis, but extended in two important ways: (1) a novel subsystem breakdown which exploits the particular geometry of a submarine pressure hull; (2) explicit modelling of energy density variation within a subsystem due to damping.

This is broadly based on the relative capacity of each country to pay, as measured by its gross national income (GNI), with adjustments for external debt and low per capita income.