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Moreover , we have seen that by encouraging a competitive marketplace in telecommunications , new industries and jobs would be drawn to the province . The British were quick to disagree with USDA that any such inference could be drawn . But Thou , my refuge and my portion in the land of the living ; that I might change my earthly dwelling for the salvation of my soul , at Carthage didst goad me , that I might thereby be torn from it ; and at Rome didst proffer me allurements , whereby I might be drawn thither , by men in love with a dying life , the one doing frantic , the other promising vain , things ; and , to correct my steps , didst secretly use their and my own perverseness . No further conclusions could be drawn from the data available . Some analysts have speculated that Eaton Vance , which paid off its debt in August , might be drawn into the acquisitions game . The whole purpose in having contingency reserves is so that they may be drawn on during a recession . Topics from which the case studies might be drawn include : the harnessing of science for industrial purposes ; the role of the chemical industry in war ; the function of the science advisor in government ; the military-industrial complex in Nazi Germany ; the political views and activities of major scientists such as Einstein . It is not that you will find it difficult to stop at a proper place , but that you ought not to stop anywhere : it is not that you may be drawn on into the road to ruin , but that you can not , in the nature of things , so long as you pursue your intent , stop anywhere short of ruin : it is not that you may be led on by heat of temper or untoward accidents beyond the bounds which the principle you set out upon has prescribed to you , but that you can not stop anywhere short of ruin without the dereliction of your principle ; without a confession by action , more humiliating than any confession by words , that your whole system was from the first , on the whole , and in every part of it , a pernicious one , and the most pernicious of all political systems that ever were or can be devised . Agencies that do collect reliable data , such as the Department of Health Services , the Department of Pesticide Regulation , and the U.S. Geological Survey , do not survey the groundwater basins throughout the state in a comprehensive manner from which conclusions might be drawn regarding the status of the resource as a whole . Obtains a clip region which contains the areas where the given ranges of text would be drawn . Miss Ackerman dedicated many hours to the process of collecting copies or excerpts of these speeches and an assumption could be drawn that she had little , if any , concurrent assistance by the lack of correspondence from other individuals . W. Edwards Deming and others have criticized the indiscriminate use of statistical inference procedures , noting that erroneous conclusions may be drawn unless one is sampling from a stable system . The exception that might be drawn from Pickwick is rather in seeming than substance . The inference need not be the only possible one that could be drawn in order for us to sustain it . But if you really thrive on that big , nasty code , you 'll be drawn to it . Many nurses may be drawn to volunteering as a way of reconnecting with what first led them to nursing - social justice , ethical principles , helping others , education , advocacy ..