Sentence examples for example to draw from inspiring English sources
I am eternally grateful, for example, to draw breath in the age of anesthesia.
But, unlike a British series about a woman PM, which has only one historical example to draw on, a State Department drama benefits from a broader base of examples.
When this happens they have to refuse any imprisoning reaction by attempting, for example, to draw the boundaries of what they may consider to be an authentic British identity which is "pure".
The 5-to-4 decision addressed a question that arises frequently in the government's enforcement of the Voting Rights Act of 1965: what should be done about a jurisdiction that chooses to entrench the status quo in refusing, for example, to draw district lines that would make it more likely for a black candidate to be elected where none had been elected before?
It is difficult, for example, to draw two extended objects composed of the same proper parts because drawing something is drawing its proper parts; once the parts are drawn, there is nothing left to be done to get a drawing of the whole.
The best example to draw from for the future is the UAE's
own experience.
We accept complexity in male leaders far more readily than we accept it in women — perhaps because we have fewer examples to draw from.
My point is that we would have a wealth of examples to draw on if we were really interested in the questions of drafting and definition.
Doing this means you are more likely to be noticed, and it will give you tangible examples to draw on during job interviews and appraisals, meaning you're more likely to stand out and succeed.
Determining an acceptable "home bias" of this kind is challenging, and there are few examples to draw on.
