Sentence examples for as developing from from inspiring English sources
We need to imagine these possibilities not as developing from the simple genealogical facts but from their real historical context.
Rice, favored to succeed Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, has kept a low profile since being criticized by Republicans for her televised description of the Sept. 11 attack as developing from a spontaneous protest against an anti-Islamic video.
Sanides' concept of microstructural gradations interpreted Broca's region as developing from neighboring motor, dorsolateral-prefrontal, and insular cortices.
While knowledge of early systems of law is limited, justice can be seen as developing from the twelfth century onwards with local sheriff, burgh, manorial and ecclesiastical courts and offices of the justicar to oversee administration.
While modern knowledge of early systems of law is limited, royal justice can be seen as developing from the twelfth century onwards with local sheriff, burgh, manorial and ecclesiastical courts and offices of the justicar to oversee administration.
Myrrha has been interpreted as developing from a girl into a woman in the course of the story: in the beginning she is a virgin refusing her suitors, in that way denying the part of herself that is normally dedicated to Aphrodite.
The EG held a one-day meeting; a week before the meeting, materials were circulated that included the research framework, attributes as developed from the literature review, and some key publications in HSPA.
On the basis of cycling behaviour attitudinal-variable statements, as developed from the stages of change model, the survey data were classified in six different segments: pre-contemplation, contemplation, prepared for action, action, maintenance and relapse.
TA was defined as an AP developing from a DAD rather than from an external stimulus.
MZ can be described as natural clones, developing from one oozyte which is in contrast to DZ twins.
Indeed, levels of the anti-apoptotic molecule Bcl-2 increase as developing B cells transition from immature to mature stages.
