Sentence examples for because it draws such from inspiring English sources

But Borries thinks Refinery29 can get over that objection because it draws such highly sought-after, fashion-conscious shoppers with its news and editorial coverage.

Sometimes, as in Shuang Wen's case, the unconventional theme of the school itself can be the source of problems because it draws such a distinct group of students.

Other observers, however, suggested that, because it drew such a huge paying audience, Mayweather vs. Pacquiao could hurt the U.F.C., at least in the short term.

In 2008-09 Harvard Medical School had a faculty of 10,884 to cope with an entering class of 165 students because it draws on such a wide range of talents.

Because it draws on such a large set of underlying data, the top-ranked interactions in STRING networks are supported by multiple lines of evidence and are highly reliable.

While impacted by human resource constraints, HealthMap data, and Moreover data in particular, is resistant to an editorial bias at a global scale, perhaps because it draws from such a wide range of sources.

This is an awesome organization because it draws in your children in such a simple yet powerful way... by selling lemonade.

That is important because it draws readers to society Web sites with information such as notices of meeting as well as advertising.

Because Kogi draws such massive crowds, it usually runs late.

Nigeria was able to win the battle against Ebola not only as a result of "doing the right things" but also because it drew on its strengths from past successful experiences, such as recent polio eradication campaigns [ 7].

The 400 pound robot created such an opening day buzz that the convention safety maintenance staff declared it a fire hazard, not because it was too weaponized or something but because it drew too many people towards it.