Sentence examples for draw on decades from inspiring English sources

Colleagues praise him as one of the UN's most capable diplomats who will need to draw on decades of experience to succeed in what has often been called mission impossible.

But the current plan can draw on decades of privatisation experience, from Margaret Thatcher's programme in 1980s Britain to the state sell-offs in post-communist countries in eastern Europe.

But Mr Geronzi can draw on decades of power-broking in Rome.In December he was suspended as chairman, following a conviction for his involvement in the bankruptcy of a property group.

If this ambitious volume seems to follow too closely on the heels of "The Fate of Africa" (2005), Mr. Meredith can draw on decades' worth of earlier research and experience to give it authority.

When Steely Dan released Two Against Nature in 2000, it was as if their creative duo, Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, had found nothing interesting musically to draw on in the two decades since their last release.

All of these offer postgraduate programmes, albeit these are often part of a highly tailored portfolio drawing on decades of specialist training to a particular profession.

Collaborating with investigators and mental-health experts, Clarke assembles a "social history" — a comprehensive biography of the client, often drawing on decades of family records.

An experienced foreign correspondent who has reported from across the Middle East for The New York Times and The Washington Post, Tyler draws on decades' worth of notebooks, numerous interviews and declassified documents.

Drawing on decades of cultural journalism and nearly 200 interviews conducted over the years, Romano reports on, among other things, political theorists, mathematicians, broadcasters, science writers and purveyors of self-help.

LOS LOBOS Formed in East Los Angeles in 1973, the Mexican-American band Los Lobos drew on decades of its repertory for shows at City Winery, which were recorded for a live album: "Disconnected in New York" (429 Records).

Ever since the advent of vitamin-enriched white bread and fortified milk, companies have been bolstering drinks and foods with vitamins and minerals, drawing on decades of scientific research.