Sentence examples for draw on a range from inspiring English sources
Although previous research has identified that consumers draw on a range of cues in order to attribute authenticity to branded objects, no scales exist to measure the construct of brand authenticity.
So any solution must necessarily draw on a range of people if it's to really work".
Townley agrees that you can draw on a range of non-work experience to show your suitability for the role.
The investigators draw on a range of skills more commonly associated with private detectives, solicitors, historians, accountants and genealogists.
With the way I work — which is never to do the same performance each take — I would draw on a range of emotions and motivations.
However, a No 10 official said: "The prime minister will seek to draw on a range of advice from businesses big and small".
Our study suggests that far from being evidence-free, commissioners routinely drew on a wide range of sources to inform and support their decisions.
Drawing on a range of academic research Labsense, a small startup in Paris, has compiled its own automated-writing code.
It draws on a range of techniques, from cognitive behavioral therapy to group work to intensive individual sessions.
It is not easy to say, because Mr. Obama draws on a range of influences, not the least of which is the high rhetorical tradition of American politics.
