Sentence examples for draw on points from inspiring English sources

Post may also draw on points in ref A and the background below.

She has a 115-page presentation that she draws on, pointing out that at its core, autism is a medical condition diagnosed by a doctor, the very thing health insurance is supposed to cover.

The support staff can view your screen (though can request to disable this for entering passwords), draw on it to point out buttons, and even take direct control if you get stuck.

But if we draw on his earlier point about the true nature of individual bodies, we can make some sense of it.

The study may not be sufficiently powered to draw on all secondary end points.

As has been pointed out (19), these provide discourses for interventions to draw on and build from and point to the fluid and multiple nature of masculinities in any given setting.

No comprehensive workflow framework was available to draw on to select optimal insertion points in workflows.

The first approach is to draw on a body of evidence pointing to poorer health outcomes in defined population groups.

Southampton are seven points clear of third-from-bottom Wigan, who have two games in hand, and Pochettino would not be drawn on a points target which he believes will secure survival.

After the debate, students write argument essays drawing on the points they discussed during the debate.

"Drawing on talking points in paragraph 9, Post is requested to demarche host governments and/or members of host country's shipping industry to encourage the responsible use of Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel (PCASP) on merchant vessels transiting high-risk waters off the Horn of Africa, in addition to other counter-piracy measures".