Sentence examples for draws on a different from inspiring English sources

Into this sorry state of affairs arrive two new books, each of which draws on a different body of research to make the same surprising claim: that the misunderstanding and denial of science is not driven exclusively or even primarily by ideology.

The concept of 'nudging' in public health draws on a different models of the person.

You are people who may able to draw on a completely different perspective to imagine a different possibility than women and men who went to coed schools.

The State Theater in New Brunswick drew on a entirely different form of public financing for its interior restoration, completed last fall; the state's historical preservation fund paid the entire $3 million needed to return the structure to its original vaudeville-house glory.

I draw on a lot of experiences from the different places I've worked, as well as from the reflection and learning during my MBA.

Perhaps the only discordant note is struck by Dan Aykroyd, whose newspaper-tycoon Lord Monomark is drawn on a different scale, as if he's acting in another movie, possibly one directed by the Coen brothers.

"We believe in the tenure track and we're drawing on a different pool now.

In other cases, a leader can draw on a different legacy to direct the organization toward a social purpose.

In parallel, researchers started analyzing the role of organization design choices in the context of PMI, drawing on a different tradition.

Ohlsson's was a performance in cooperation with the orchestra, as opposed to dominating the orchestra, by turns clear-cut, delicate, articulate, highly rhythmic, lyrical yet schmaltz-free, perhaps drawing on a different Russian tradition, that of Stravinsky and Prokofiev.

A limitation of all studies using proxy estimation of what the patient experiences is that proxies draw on a different knowledge base and may have different understandings of the symptom than patients or providers.