Sentence examples for * derive in from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mukherjee's aspirations derive in large part from early experiences.
Most of the country's great fortunes derive in whole or in part from shipping.
We derive in a model the key features necessary to explain our results.
The movie's cute, oval patterns derive in part from Japanese anime and manga -- and the ubiquitous Hello Kitty cartoons.
She believes this may derive in part from a natural affinity between Aboriginal culture and European opera.
Most invariants of a symplectic manifold derive in some way from a count of J-holomorphic curves.
These conditions derive in a closed positively invariant region including the desired operating point.
The conflicting results may derive in part from confounding by the interaction of alcoholic beverage consumed.
Their power and allure derive in no small measure from their sentimentality, the nostalgic subject matter coupled with a rawness of execution.
Their success may derive in part from their inherited understanding, across a generation, of what it means to be a foreigner here.
Redoubtable though Jordan is, you might wonder whether his singular and singularly American charisma doesn't derive in part from the venerable magic of history's most powerful consumer brands.
