Sentence examples for drawn from the pool from inspiring English sources

This corps of people and backers is largely drawn from the pool of successful U.S. technocrats.

And with such a limited population, his diggers, musicians and revolutionaries must all be drawn from the pool of cousins.

At this point, there were only six tiles left to be drawn from the pool, and if the humans played TRIDUUMS they would draw all six.

Other states should copy the idea and require that defendants in murder trials have at least two lawyers drawn from the pool.

One consequence was the near-ubiquity of all-white juries — since jurors were typically drawn from the pool of registered voters.

Members of the Kids Congrezz, as it is known, are drawn from the pool of regular visitors by means of an online election that is monitored, and sometimes heavily manipulated, by a team of marketing executives and clinical psychologists.

The base population of Health & WealthMOD2030 was unit record data for individuals aged 45 64 years drawn from the pooled data from the 2003 and 2009 Surveys of Disability, Ageing and Carers (SDACs) conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics ABSS) [ 16, 17].

Management is obliged to draw from the pool first to fill entry-level openings.

Jimmy's has continued to draw from the pool of wealthy Italian-Americans who live in Bay Ridge and Staten Island, said Mrs. Lepore, a native of Manhattan Beach.

Nyenrode offers an "intensive, privileged" education, he says, and "one of the risks of this kind of education is that you only draw from the pool of people who can afford it.

For Walldorf and Sandhausen, the decision on who received an invitation to be part of the programme and who did not was entirely based on random draws from the pool of recommended refugees.