Sentence examples for strong draw on from inspiring English sources

Social Proof - This one has a strong draw on many people.

Soccer has proved to be a strong draw on NBCSN during the London Games.

Madonna has proved to be an exceptionally strong draw on the concert circuit, having grossed $194 million during her 2006 “Confessions” tour.

Proposition 1.1 suggests that individuals with strong draws on entrepreneurial skill will have consistently broad academic and occupational experiences.

Clearly, prioritising the diagnosis and treatment of some mental health conditions – severe disorders such as schizophrenia where sufferers may be subject to extreme abuse and the evidence for treatment is strong – draws on a more robust case than less clear areas such as depression, intellectual disability, or 'adjustment disorders'.

It is worth noting, however, that negative material has a stronger draw on attention than does positive material (17).

The pianist Pascal Rog?one of the strongest draws on the roster, opened his Monday evening program of French music with an alluring oddity, Saint-Sa?'s Scherzo for Two Pianos (Op. 87), performed with his wife, Ami Rog?Saint-Sa?

So Klinsmann has a strong squad to draw on tonight — regardless of Puebla exercising what, in fairness, was their perfectly legal right not to release players for a non FIFA international date.

Few studies have shown how to draw on a strong safety culture to improve clinical outcomes.

Ambinder, whose sources in Obamaland were strong, draws heavily on conversations with Cornell Belcher, "a top Obama pollster who had conducted some of the campaign's earliest research on race".

And then, if experts or indeed anyone in the debate can make a strong case, draw on evidence and let us think again, then of course they deserve respect".