Sentence examples for capacity to draw upon from inspiring English sources

NO matter how cool you might think your digital camera is, or how impressed you are by its capacity to draw upon millions of pixels to render stunning images, there always seems to be one in every crowd of potential admirers of the technology who wants nothing less than magic from your camera.

Does he have the capacity to draw upon experience and reject the morally-repugnant path when an easier, more tempting path lies before him?

There are pitifully few hopes to draw upon, though.

I had materials to draw upon, like anyone else.

Select committees have the capacity to draw the sceptical but activist voter back into the Palace of Westminster.

Overall, Europe has the capacity to draw nearly half its power from renewables.

Cross-sectional nature of NDHS limits the capacity to draw any causal inferences.

In this Bakhtin invokes the capacity for humans to draw upon their intuitive responses in the interpretive event here-and-now, as opposed to relying on a set of universally sanctioned and received definitions or categories that can be overlaid on an already known process.

Thirdly, we focused specifically on CHEPSAA partner organizations rather than all HPSR+A groups within their settings, and acknowledge that other universities within the study countries are likely to have further capacity assets for the field to draw upon.

They have no experience to draw upon.

It was very easy to draw upon.