Sentence examples for can easily draw from inspiring English sources

This collection also includes geographic boundary files so users can easily draw maps with these data.

European companies can easily draw on the skills of an entire continent, thanks to the free movement of labour there.

General customs already known throughout society do not require much extra publicity from the law, and the law can easily draw on such customs.

"From this location we can easily draw from Brooklyn and we can reach out to New Jersey when the PATH line is restored," she said.

Though this episode of "The American Experience" makes no explicit comparisons with today, viewers can easily draw their own resonant conclusions.

When searching for an attorney for a particular reason, give more weight to the lawyer that is part of a diverse law firm such that he can easily draw upon those skills as well.

Ahmet does not resemble David Windsor as the Prince of Wales: he does not easily sprawl; he lacks the languid looseness that Englishmen sometimes have, nor can he easily draw himself up to any formal bearing.

When drawing you can easily get overwhelmed and disappointed.

I'd add that unless you at least try to think in terms of a broader model, all the empirical work in the world can't answer some questions — and you can all too easily draw the wrong conclusions.

After working with the filmmaking team on Burnt, however, I suddenly realize that you can just as easily draw a comparison between my job and that of an actor.

In addition, multiple blood samples can be easily drawn in pigs compared to rodents and biodistribution studies for dosimetry assessments of therapeutic agents can be carried out over a longer period compared to rodents.