Sentence examples for support to draw from inspiring English sources

Analysts explained that there were too many outstanding tallies from areas where Mr. Obama was expecting strong support to draw conclusions.

"In comparative terms UK ministers have relatively little direct support to draw on to enable them to do their jobs effectively.

"By bringing Ceop within the National Crime Agency we ensured it has more resources and more specialist support to draw on, such as the National Cyber Crime Unit.

More importantly, the need to ensure optimal anatomic and functional repair will surely give rise to a new generation of surgeons with much expanded scientific and technical support to draw upon, and will ensure an important role for surgery in ischaemic heart disease for decades to come.

It is important for support organizations to draw the line to customizations and develop a model for custom Web parts and applications that can give most of the support tasks to the developers.

This points to developing training and educational interventions that support practitioners to draw on their expertise and knowledge in ways that allow them to articulate and craft explanations about symptoms in partnership with patients [ 32].

We rated directness as poor for all modeling studies, as they used insufficiently supported assumptions to draw conclusions about overdiagnosis, especially progression of cancer in the absence of screening.

Encouraging Internet users to become involved in online support activities serve to draw supporters further into the movement.

If there are bounds on public display or public support, who is to draw them and how?

Jay Z's streaming service, Tidal, launched amid a torrent of celebrity support yesterday, hoping to draw attention and subscribers with its "artist owned" model and its famous backers.

Each woman should seek out a large number of role models, so she will have a range of ideas, perspectives, and support from which to draw.