Sentence examples for Arising from conversations from inspiring English sources

Arising from conversations with educators in maker-centered learning environments, AbD established a framework for maker-centered learning that includes three core maker capacities: looking closely, exploring complexity, and finding opportunity.

"Police are able to confirm that Tower Hamlets CID are investigating an allegation of crime arising from conversations on a social networking site," says Scotland Yard.

Another fan says he wants to see hard evidence that Stefano Mauri has done anything wrong; not just what he calls allegations arising from "conversations in a bar".

"Cancer arises from conversations between epithelial and stromal cells," said Tlsty.

Akomfrah has been working on his film for three years, and much of it arose from conversations with Hall.

Does all your music arise from conversations? No. On the second [eponymous] Razorlight album I wrote with Andy [Burrows, former drummer] and we wanted to prove ourselves as pop songwriters, like the Beatles – and I'm not saying we're as good as the Beatles; I just need to put that UK press disclaimer in there – but in the sense of: "Let's see what we can do as pop writers".

The conspiracy theory started with an article written by Doug Hammon and posted on CanadaFreePress.com, which he said arose from conversations he had with an informant within the Department of Homeland Security.

The idea for this study arose from conversations amongst a sub-group of investigators about successful interventions aimed at known risk factors for IHD such as smoking, hypertension and hyperlipidemia, and the relative lack of studies concerning PIHD.

This section illustrates the key themes arising from the conversations with Canadian and Pakistani teachers about the different ways in which they understand and describe evolution in relation to their core religious beliefs; how their religious affiliations relate to their positions about evolutionary theory; and their instructional practice with regard to evolution.

In this use, both patient and practitioner were envisaged as active participants in decision-making and in performing actions arising from the conversation.

The first Razorlight album [Up All Night] and my solo album [Borrell 1] both arose from direct conversations with people.