Sentence examples for might draw temporary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bullard raised that warning obliquely in his speech Tuesday, suggesting that while the United States might draw temporary advantage from the European crisis, it must "directly address" its fiscal problems if it is to retain credibility with credit markets.

He speculates that people who are unaccustomed to subordination in daily life might draw the idea for government from their experience of wars with other societies, when they must appoint a temporary commander.

We might draw or write it down; we might not.

Another panel of federal judges will be drawing temporary lines to use in Texas elections in 2012.

But the 2011 map never actually took effect because the court drew temporary maps ahead of the 2012 elections.

The pope might not draw that parallel.

So what message might we draw?

Or you might simply draw a blank.

Around noon, henna artists find a moment of calm to plonk down stools and draw intricate temporary tattoos freehand.

Other nonobjectivist conclusions might be drawn.

Mirren, 70, told the Washington Post that she drew the temporary tattoo herself.