Sentence examples for products drawing from inspiring English sources

A Danish town has made it compulsory for public institutions to serve pork products, drawing mixed reactions in what has been called the country's "meatball war".

The study covers prices of thousands of products, drawing on data from four major international firms: Apple, H&M, Ikea, and Zara.

This book applies behavioral psychology to the process of designing consumer products, drawing from author Wendel's real-life experience developing the finance app HelloWallet.

But he said he took heart in knowing that every year some of the products drawing all the attention to the larger booths are not fully functional either, noting Microsoft's false start on tablet computers last year, or the recent delays with Google TV.

We will bring the same focus to our banking products – drawing on tech innovation, our values of fairness and transparency, and better customer service," he adds.

Yet it's hard to see a discussion about any other country's products drawing such crowds or inspiring so much moral posturing.

Furthermore, he said, such products draw less scrutiny from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, which polices Wall Street.

Demand for products drawn from nature is increasing, and with it pressure is growing on some of our wildlife species.

"Pop Objects and Icons" features paintings and sculptures composed with words, pictures and products drawn largely from advertising and mass-culture sources.

DETROIT — Automakers reported solid if unspectacular sales in September, as manufacturers with the freshest products drew the most attention from American consumers.

The continued circulation of such products draws attention to the heterogeneous conditions of their use and allows industry actors to accumulate evidence of the products' polluting effects over time.