Sentence examples for which it drew from inspiring English sources

MP3.com amassed 65,000 albums to create the database from which it drew its music.

Second, the study had to include empirical data from which it drew its findings we had to be able to retrieve relevant statistics from the text of the study, or access its original data set to calculate them.

Facebook changed another aspect of its rules for teenagers, for which it drew praise.

A key feature of this process that distinguishes it from some other current approaches to interpretive synthesis (and indeed of much primary qualitative research) was its aim of being critical: its questioning of the ways in which the literature had constructed the problematics of access, the nature of the assumptions on which it drew, and what has influenced its choice of proposed solutions.

In conducting a review on access to healthcare by vulnerable groups, critical interpretive synthesis sought to question 'the ways in which the literature had constructed the problematics of access, the nature of the assumptions on which it drew, and what has influenced its choice of proposed solutions' [[ 34], p6].

The model was linked to a second model, from which it drew vital information.

The Food Network, for better or worse, is reflecting the reality of the world from which it draws its stars and its buzz.

Such is the incestuous nature of the British ruling class and the gene puddle from which it draws its stock.

A river's capacity is tiny by comparison to the catchment from which it draws its water.

The Kanchenjunga National Park (established in 1977), near the peak from which it draws its name, is among the largest of India's high-elevation conservation areas.

The parallels with the imminent release of Jamie Bulger's killers lend the story an urgent crackle that helps transcend the thriller conventions from which it draws its form.