Sentence examples for drawing on the power from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hosseini then developed what she calls SoundPath therapy, for individuals, couples and groups, drawing on the power of sound.

Today, what you pay for health insurance depends first on if you are employed, and if your employer provides health plans (drawing on the power of group purchasing).

Now it entails whole new realms, drawing on the power of computer technologies to improve light, color and contrast in photos, not to mention thighs and heads.

Mr. Bush will order cabinet agencies to develop "creative ways" of addressing the problem, "drawing on the power of markets and technology," the summary said.

We had the man of darkness, drawing on the power of his (W alter ego Heisenberg to terrorise the Schwartzes – and find a way to provide for his family after his death.

Physicians are already drawing on the power of stem cells in a limited way, as in bone marrow transplants for leukemia, which rely on the blood stem cells in the marrow to regenerate the body's red and white blood cells, and in skin grafts grown from a patient's cells.

Hoobastank's songs drew on the choppy power chords of new metal, the speed of punk, the sullen dissonances of grunge, the percussive interjections of rap-rock and the nimble syncopated riffing of Van Halen and the Police.

The last decade has seen the rise of a host of European-based groups that lionize Malcolm and draw on the Black Power movement: the Arab European League of Belgium, the Natives of the Republic in France, the Pantrarna of Sweden, and the Black Panthers of Greece.

Angier's ambition, we infer, is to transcend humanly created illusions by drawing on the powers of advanced science, and this takes us into the realms of science fiction and Frankensteinian hubris.

So researchers who have reported tissues' being repaired by blood-forming stem cells may have been drawing on the powers of other kinds of stem cell like stromal or mesenchymal stem cells.

Victoria Jaye, head of TV content, BBC iPlayer, said: "The Scottish Referendum is one of the most significant political events of our time and we want [the] BBC iPlayer to draw on the power of comedy to reflect on its outcome in a special, one-off event.