Sentence examples for accruing from it from inspiring English sources

Foreign bureaus had been steadily dismantled to pay for the new "information" or at least to fatten the profits accruing from it.

Dionysius wanted to unite Sicily and southern Italy under his personal rule, and one need look for no subtler motive than the prestige and booty accruing from it.

More recently, the chart that describes the relationship between the US worker's productivity and the benefits accruing from it has been dubbed "the jaws of the snake"; beginning in the 1970s, as the jagged line of per-capita production rises upward, the jagged line representing wages stays mainly flat.

When the United States canceled its program to develop supersonic transport for civilians, the British-French endeavor was left without competition and the benefits that accrue from it.

Because the government-sponsored money is a loan and not an investment, whatever profits might accrue from it go to the investment company's investors, increasing their returns.

Guild organization was internally complex, an economic development related to the higher level of political integration and the greatly expanded trade and tax base that accrued from it.

He was often accused of opportunism, and the claim is not unjust: Strauss did what he needed to do to protect the sacred circle of his art, and, not incidentally, the profits that accrued from it.

From the mere fact that physical capital produces an income stream, there is no explanation of the phenomenon of interest, for the question is why the value of a piece of physical capital should be less than the total of future values that are expected to accrue from it.

But then the films came out, and somewhere along the way Moore developed such a distaste for what he saw on the screen, and the revenue accrued from it, that he asked for his name to be taken off the credits; then he started turning down production money.

If they were excluded altogether, it is possible that other disadvantages might accrue from it, besides the impolicy and injustice of depriving them of a common privilege.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, real life, and much of the meaning and satisfaction accrued from it, comes from our relationships with others.