Sentence examples for this section draws from inspiring English sources

Material from this section draws from a June 2009, American Agriculturist article about Grassland Dairy by Tom Rivers.

This section draws heavily on the testimony he gave to them, which places significant explanatory power in the hands of one witness.

Some of the discussion in this section draws from my book in progress, Robot Ethics: The Ethical and Social Implications of Robotics, to be published by MIT Press in 2011 (Lin et al. forthcoming).

This section draws on Buchanan 2006.

This section draws on Haddad (2014a).

This section draws on the introduction to Bell 2000.

In this section Drawing the line Measuring people power Head in the turf Reprints.

Neither will help him much.In this section Drawing up the battle lines Fat-fighters Cui bono?

At least this saddle sore looks likely to be salved.In this section Drawing up the battle lines Fat-fighters Cui bono?

He made much of various measures to support businesses in the early stages of the upturn.In this section Drawing up the battle lines Fat-fighters Cui bono?

Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, has said he hopes for a "change of culture".In this section Drawing up the battle lines Fat-fighters Cui bono?