Sentence examples for win based on from inspiring English sources

Nelson scored a number of takedowns in the second and third, but Lewis was narrowly able to score the win based on doing more damage in the third.

Who deserved to win, based on merit alone, was the last of concerns.

But he said he believes Mr. LaRosa can win based on his determination.

QUESTION FROM KEVIN: Obama couldn't lose, and Romney couldn't win based on expectations.

But he did so reluctantly, calling it a win based "on a technicality".

"In arena polo, people tend to win based on penalty shots," the announcer continued, a prediction that largely proved true.

Many analysts believe that a Democrat will be favored to win, based on the district's demographics and voting patterns.

They seemed to hope that they could win based on a theoretical argument about the inaccessibility of pain care to people without good insurance.

For a given series of games between two players, the system estimates the number each is likely to win based on his or her previous results.

Who's going to win? Based on last night's episode – the Cook For All the Michelin-Starred Chefs in the Known Universe episode – it's still incredibly hard to call.

Romney went into election night 2012 believing he would win based on internal campaign polling showing him taking the swing states of North Carolina, Florida and Virginia.