Sentence examples for drawn on only from inspiring English sources

These do indeed boost wealth, but can be drawn on only if households either sell assets or borrow against those assets—and there are limits to both.

The "prudent" contingency of £2.7bn could be drawn on only under "very tight conditions" to ensure the timetable is met, she added.

He told MPs that the paper had drawn on only 26 of the Snowden files, which he said had all been destroyed under the watch of two GCHQ officials in a formal ceremony using "Black & Deckers".

The neighbors help; and skilled labor is drawn on only when necessary.

This is a conclusion drawn on only a single nucleotide per sample and an assumption that the nucleotide target specificity of mutagens is surprisingly random.

During the war – and since – the government has been able to draw on only a very limited pool of qualified teachers.

Their harmonic playing field is narrow: often they draw on only one scale, at times creating an almost bagpipe-like drone effect, as in this disc's "White River".

In both studies, a case control design was used - drawing on only one affected member from each family and comparing this group with unrelated controls.

This study may be critiqued for the size of its sample and the fact that it draws on only one intervention, thus raising concern around transferability.

Unless a country subjects itself to an IMF programme, it may draw on only 20% of the available liquidity from other central banks.

However, because the HRL index drew on only five indicators (from the many available), it was very narrowly defined.