Sentence examples for drawing on feedback from inspiring English sources

This approach has been developed drawing on feedback from the staff survey and recent joiners.

Drawing on feedback from the community makes sense given that women are more likely to negotiate when they are given social permission to do so — i.e., when a job description explicitly says the salary is negotiable.

The planned intervention will be further refined, drawing on feedback from those who will be at both the receiving and delivery ends of the proposed intervention.

The report, prepared by Parsons Brinckerhoff, drew on feedback from representatives in the mayor's office, the governors' offices in New York and New Jersey, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and New Jersey Transit — all of whom would have to work closely to bring about any construction.

To a varying extent they also drew on feedback provided by clinical staff and patients as a means of assessing trends.

Drawing on immune feedback principle of biological immune system, the P-type immune feedback controller is connected with conventional PID controller in series and then in parallel with design fuzzy immune PID controller.

But in January I'm going to try again, drawing on their feedback.

The Chinese firms, by contrast, base their development largely on assembling externally available technologies drawn from around the world to create products that are improved through rapid design iterations drawing on market feedback.

Drawing on stakeholder feedback, the nine emerging priorities of March 2004 were reduced to a more manageable five program areas.

Shortly afterwards they launched a public playtest, saying they hoped to draw on fan feedback to make a game that encompasses different styles and represents the true essence of D&D.

It was hard for them to coordinate between different departments, investigate cases, organise mediation, find solutions and then draw on patients' feedback to improve quality of care.