Sentence examples for models to draw from inspiring English sources
They had no previous models to draw on.
One possibility was that Cadillac dealers, in need of models to draw younger buyers, would handle Alfas, as well.
"We cannot stand by and tolerate such abuses when we have other international models to draw on that demonstrate how to achieve excellent results and mentally healthy young people who value their education".
Secondly, an ACPR analysis is addressed using the PA models to draw some conclusions about a and b independently.
Such a manufacturer will want newer models to draw from the legacy chassis as much as possible, in order to shorten development time and leverage investment already made in previous iterations.
Master teachers an elite group of teachers in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields would mentor other teachers, serve as role models to draw talented students into the profession, and work with community leaders to improve science and math education.
G.M. expects that model to draw slightly more adventurous, better educated and more affluent customers than those who buy the sedan.
He lost his ability to see the model, to draw those beautifully crosshatched caricatures for The New York Review of Books, to spend summer days painting the bathers at Coney Island.
Industrialists like Mr. Salazar have a model to draw on in the work of the Center for Research and Development of Structures and Materials, or Cidem, a Cuban research institute that has been developing environmentally friendly, low-cost housing technologies since the early 1980s.
The people who make it their business to know these things say they expect Apple to reveal a long-awaited, less-expensive iPhone to woo buyers in emerging markets; a few brightly colored alternatives — yellow, blue and even pink — to entice teenagers; and a higher-end, gold-and-graphite model to draw those who enjoy spending lots of money.
We use this model to draw conclusions about the possible role of vitreomacular traction in determining the anatomy of macular holes and their resolution after vitreous surgery.
