Sentence examples similar to draw on as support from inspiring English sources

Much of the literature they draw on in support of their model is school-based.

He did, however, draw on the support of Spectator editor and political columnist Matthew d'Ancona who appeared as a witness.

And, as countless studies show, it is easier to learn on the job if you can draw on the support and assistance of peers and superiors.

Elsewhere, the Conservative leader can also draw on broad support from the British media.

We are going to need to draw on your support again over the coming months".

So that's why Obama seeks to draw on the support of the American people, by putting himself out there, consistently and persistently, as a case-maker.

Moreover, as in 1999, he can expect to draw on generous financial support from the business community.

At TMG, he will now be able to draw on support from a former PBS colleague, Jon Brendsel, who was yesterday named as the group's chief information officer.

I could also expect to draw on an established support system of the kind I'd grown used to as a corporate executive.

It believes it can draw on support from the opposition if the president vetoes the bill.

There's a lot of confirmation bias to draw on that supports it.