Sentence examples for drawing from the work from inspiring English sources

Practical examples of reform programs will be emphasized drawing from the work of the Center for International Private Enterprise.

In the nineties, a range of American acts began drawing from the work of Norwegian metal bands that were famous mostly for a look and for several unpleasant events.

Drawing from the work of English researchers Howard Parker and Fiona Measham, this study examines the 'normalization' of young people's drug use and the links between this drug use and young people's 'time out' their leisure time and 'cultural consumption' habits.

Drawing from the work of philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre, Dreher describes modern society as "governed not by faith, or by reason, or by any combination of the two". The picture is of an America deep in the grip of an unstable late modernity, a society that has become chaotic, fragmented, dissolute and increasingly hostile to traditionally minded Christians.

Drawing from the work of the committee, in this article we review the overarching evidence-based contributions of socioecological factors to risk for type 2 diabetes.

Drawing from the work by Damasio's interpretation of card task performance [ 54- 56], one possibility worthy of further investigation for less optimal card selections in the ADHD group is dysregulation of somatic markers.

Drawing from the works of several researches (for example Bhave1994; Timmons1994 and Shane and Venkataraman2000) it can be inferred that the core activity of an entrepreneur is venture formation and the essential part of this activity is opportunity recognition.

The company initially drew from the work of playwrights who lived locally, including Joe Pintauro, Terrence McNally and Lanford Wilson.

And Kieran Setiya has some advice for you, partly drawn from the work of some of history's great philosophers.

The forecast draws from the work of the Philanthropy, Policy and Technology Project (now the Digital Civil Society Lab) at Stanford University's Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society (PACS).

(In this, Rhys- Taylor draws from the work of US geographer Sharon Zukin, who described the resurgence of New York's Bryant Park area as "domestication by cappuccino").