Sentence examples for stand to draw from inspiring English sources

Data collection methods were the same for all events: two to six staff (depending on the expected size of the potential screening population) established a stand to draw attention to the chlamydia screening activity and potential participants were made aware that a AUD10 cash reward would be given to them in exchange for a urine sample.

The last two Democratic candidates, Fernando Ferrer, who ran in 2005, and William C. Thompson Jr., in 2009, stood to draw heaviest in black and Latino neighborhoods, and from white liberals.

The university already stands to draw the wrath of Muslim extremists for allowing men and women to attend the same classes and mingle publicly.

With two outs, Matt Carpenter deposited the first pitch of hit at-bat into the right-center field stands to draw the Cardinals one run closer.

In a week dominated by presidential election and Supreme Court nomination news, the Fed's announcement stands to draw only moderate attention.

In the short run, Republicans stand to gain from drawing attention to the Arizona fight.

Developers often pour tons of money and resources into making bars stand out to draw overnight guests, and in an act of symbiosis, the hotel's cachet often rubs off on the bar.

The UN Resident Coordinator a.i. and UNICEF Representative in Gambia, Ms. Josefa Marrato, affirms that "the UN stands ready to draw on its global expertise and support the Government of Gambia in its efforts to reform the social protection system".