Sentence examples for idea draws on from inspiring English sources

The idea draws on Mr. Schlossberg's firm's previous experiences in creating interactive environments, notably the Sony Wonder Technology Lab, a four-story interactive museum in the Sony Building on Madison Avenue, which opened in 1993.

The idea draws on "Rethinking Construction", a paper written six years ago by Sir John Egan, BAA's former boss, as part of an attempt by the British government to dig the construction industry out of its poor safety and productivity performance.Usually, contractors hold a beauty parade, and take on the suppliers who bid lowest.

This idea draws on what James called "the moral equivalent of war" and what Gandhi called the "nonviolent army".

His idea draws on the successful experience of the military base-closing commissions after the wind down of the Cold War.

Efficiency as an idea draws on the notion of useful work or sought outputs, with its origins in physics and engineering, and the transformation of heat energy into mechanical energy [ 9].

(Another idea, drawing on the idea of commenter A Tin Can from South Dakota, would be to give the states some control over soliciting immigrants although this would be incredibly difficult to arrange, given the fluidity of state borders).

However, some of Hollande's regulation ideas draw on UK proposals such separating investment banking from banks' retail businesses.

His taste was relatively spare and modernist, but he was willing to mix ideas, drawing on a deep knowledge of design history.

Though not from Silicon Valley himself, his ideas draw on those of Ray Kurzweil, a prominent futurist, who is director of engineering at Google.

In other ways, the building of memorials drew on traditional forms and ideas, drawing on existing religious and architectural themes to explore loss and grief.

I consider him my 'Art Dad.'" There were a number of stages involved in the making of the film, beginning with a rough animation process of ideas drawn on Post-it notes.