Sentence examples for drawing on access from inspiring English sources

Ms. Niven, the author of books about Carl Sandburg and Edward Steichen, has dug deeply into the copiously documented life of her subject, drawing on access to substantial troves of previously undisclosed family papers.

A CNBC report in September, drawing on access provided by Google, letting the reporter sit in on an internal meeting and speak to employees on its algorithm team, suggested that Mountain View is now using only very little personalization to generate search results.

"If we can help map out that trust network, then maybe those would be interesting relationships to draw on for access to financial services," he adds.

Two sites draw on and provide some access to the National Security Archive, a huge collection of declassified government documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act.

Gibney teamed with HBO to investigate Holmes: "Drawing on extraordinary access to never-before-seen footage and testimony from key insiders, [Gibney] will tell a Silicon Valley tale that was too good to be true.

Their "FOI machine" gives them access to unique data to draw on for their customers.

Instead of jumping into his corner between rounds with a bucket, a sponge and blood-stanching medication on Q-Tips, those helping him in recent years have drawn on their access to financial aid programs, their psychiatric insights and their procedures like CT scans.

They were accessed drawing on the team's professional contacts at five universities (one in Australia, one in Canada and three in the UK).

We used facilitated small-group techniques including all authors to develop a preliminary integrated conceptual model of access, drawing on wider work from this programme of research [ 19- 21].

They can be drawn on and accessed very easily.

Drawing on extensive interviews and inside access, a correspondent for U.S. News & World Report examines the operations of the United States Army Special Forces over the last 15 years, including missions in Somalia, the Balkans and the first Gulf war, and especially those in Afghanistan and Iraq.