Systematically, and drawing on a host of studies and statistics, she lays out her arguments against divorce.
And yet James Blake won with Overgrown, in effect a contemporary vocal jazz album that also drew on a host of modern folk traditions.
Patchett builds up a good deal of tension in these early scenes, drawing on a host of weighty subjects: interracial adoption, familial allegiances and rivalries, Boston's notoriously complex political and racial history.
Drawing on a host of data sets, the authors conclude that a combination of slowing population growth, moderated demand for land-intensive food (meat, for instance) and more efficient farming methods have resulted in a substantial "decoupling" of acreage and human appetites.
The folks behind Catland Books, "Brooklyn's premiere occult bookshop," are going to draw on some dark magic and host a "ritual to hex Brett Kavanaugh" this Saturday.
Particularly when generations of children arrive at their adulthoods confused or uneducated about the deeper meaning of sex and its urges, who they are as sexual beings, and where the lines are drawn on a whole host of sexual boundaries (see Steubenville).
The searches, he said, draw on a database created by his company, which receives some advertising income, "enough to pay for hosting -- and our lawyers," he said.
Our results draw on a firm-level panel of more than 1600 multinationals and more than 4000 of their overseas affiliates, covering 46 home and host countries.
Also essential is an understanding of how these pathways draw on host metabolism and what impact this has on cell growth.
Although reviews draw on international research, the host institutions and countries can focus attention on their own priorities.
