Sentence examples for as proceeds from from inspiring English sources

Income for the Obama household continued to slip in 2010, tax returns show, as proceeds from President Obama's best-selling books tapered off.

Last April, Justice Crocker Snyder reset Mr. Winkler's bail at $1 million after he took his family on a vacation in the Cayman Islands with what prosecutors described as proceeds from his crimes.

Gifts for tax purposes are defined as "proceeds from a detached and disinterested generosity, out of affection, respect, admiration, charity or like impulses," according to a 1960 United States Supreme Court case, Commissioner v. Duberstein.

Munich Re, the world's largest reinsurer, reported a 35percentt increase in third-quarter profit as proceeds from selling a stake in Allianz cushioned losses from the worst hurricane season in the United States.

Last April, Justice Crocker Snyder reset Mr. Winkler's bail at $1 million after he took a high-priced vacation to the Cayman Islands with what prosecutors described as proceeds from his crimes.

The bankers, Daniel Bayly, Robert Furst and James A. Brown, along with a former finance executive at Enron were found guilty of helping Enron disguise a $7 million loan as proceeds from the fake sale to Merrill of electricity-generating barges moored off the coast of Nigeria.

Though when he came to study with Schoenberg the master regarded this tendency as a defect, Berg never lost that sense of music as proceeding from passionate situations.

Logic is seen as applicable to natural language, in particular the sorites paradox, but the conditional form of the argument is seen as proceeding from a faulty premise.

In Fig. 17a, for example, many students read time as proceeding from birds (oldest) to the root W (youngest) or from birds (oldest) to kangaroos (youngest).

In at least some mystical experiences of God, a subject experiences what is presented as proceeding from an intimation of infinite plenitude.

If we call his view a "theory" of experience, we should be aware that from his standpoint the theory is a natural outgrowth of unitary experience and not a reflection on it as proceeding from a different source.