Mr. Holzer said the policy of sending such letters was discontinued years ago — he could not say exactly when — because they drew a response so infrequently.
"We generally tag along with any event because they draw people in," said a health worker above the din of a disco.
Polls inevitably include a margin of error, because they draw on subjective opinions; data from a sample of graduates, however the sample is picked, is not perfectly representative of all graduates; and the measures captured by each ranking are only imperfect proxies for performance, not performance itself.
Infographics are a great way to engage readers because they draw attention and they result in a lot of social sharing.
They said theater, dance and music performances have suddenly taken on new importance, not just because of their content but also because they draw people to common experiences at a time when the nation's sense of community seems to have been savagely attacked.
For example, ads on CBS' "The Good Wife," ABC's "Modern Family," and NBC's "Parks and Recreation" command a premium because they draw more affluent viewers, industry experts say.
Stars "are here to stay because they draw the attention to losing weight," said Ellen Granberg, a Clemson University sociology professor who studies long-term weight loss.
Such phenomena may be considered fertile ground for growth of a toddler's abstract thinking, because they draw upon the toddler's foundational historical experiences and personal awareness.
Because they draw no salary and work strictly on commission, they are advised to begin with a nest egg sufficient to ride out six months without any income.
Other books console you, because they draw something up from the depths, something that resonates.
