Sentence examples for whereabouts based on from inspiring English sources

American officials say they believe the top leaders of the country were genuinely surprised about Bin Laden's whereabouts, based on their reaction to phone calls from the administration on the night of the raid and electronic surveillance of Pakistani government communications.

And so far, the company has not been able to fill in the transmission gaps -- sometimes as long as 15 minutes when buses are caught in traffic -- by using computers to make educated guesses about buses' whereabouts based on simple radio information.

It is pretty easy nowadays to figure out someone's whereabouts based on their social media channels.

News articles will appear, but so will information about their whereabouts, based on recent paparazzi photos and fan updates.

Three rapid blinks, two slow blinks: I can only guess at my whereabouts, but based on the strong smells of chili and star anise I believe I am either in Southwest Asia or the storeroom of a P. F. Chang's.

But as much as Grindr is about casual interactions, it is also, at its core, a social networking application based on one's whereabouts.

To figure out where everything is in a cluttered environment, bats produce sounds, and calculate the whereabouts of objects based on what they hear in the reflecting echo.

The app would run even while Facebook is not being used on one's phone, allowing Facebook to track users' whereabouts and sell ads based on that information.

An explosion of demand for these devices Apple has already sold 30m iPhones around the world—has opened up the prospect of advertisers tracking users' movements and serving them ads based on their whereabouts.

But most interesting is a new feature that enables users to "pin" playlists to a location or venue and, in turn, discover music based on their current whereabouts.

In particular, ads that are based on a person's whereabouts could help Facebook capture much more of the market for local advertising.