Sentence examples for examples to draw from from inspiring English sources

"Non-lethal weapons quickly become lethal ones in the wrong hands and there are plenty of examples to draw from", she said.

We accept complexity in male leaders far more readily than we accept it in women — perhaps because we have fewer examples to draw from.

While the video is satire, there are real-world examples to draw from.

The best example to draw from for the future is the UAE's 
own experience.

A lesson to draw from this example is that the class of algebras AlgL of a logic L does not necessarily fully encode the properties of L. The class of modal algebras encodes the properties of gK because this logic is algebraizable and so the link between gK and Alg gK is as strong as possible.

This book was aimed at helping modern families apply old fashioned, Amish principles to their busy lives and has plenty of examples for you to draw from.

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.

How then does the child know which abstraction is the "right" one to draw from the examples?

Pat goes on to say, though, that these murders are about getting "the draw and the attraction" and that future psychos are going to "look at these examples" and what are they going to draw from it?

A third example is to draw n balls from an urn containing balls of various colours.

Our techniques apply to arbitrary chemical reaction networks without restrictions on reaction forms, but it will be convenient to draw examples from well-studied biological networks, which are often presented in terms of activation and inhibition correlations, or influences.