Sentence examples for be amassed from from inspiring English sources

A fund for such purposes could be amassed from the money currently spent on premiums, redirected into a no-fault system.

And there is no doubt that the vast private fortunes to be amassed from an effective treatment combines with a desperation from doctors and patients to bring any new hope to the bedside at what may be over-hasty speed.

The fund will be amassed from the property tax payments of residents in buildings that would have been eligible for abatements if affordable housing had been built under the same roof as market-rate units.

Charoen exemplifies how a vast fortune can be amassed from the most parochial industries.

In that case the information appeared to be amassed from a wide range of sources, and included addresses, birthdates, phone numbers and sentiment analyses for predicting individuals' opinions, religion and ethnicity.

Self-worth cannot be amassed from the outside.

A fleet of Mercedes minivans had been amassed from Milan and Genoa, and two dozen boats had been rented for the weekend.

The New Yorker, July 18 , 1931 P. 7Innumerable new bottles, flasks, bottle caps, corkscrews etc., have been invented since 1919 and large fortunes have been amassed from the royalties.

The surplus credits have been amassed from over-allocation of permits to pollute from the European emissions trading scheme, and by buying cheap credits from carbon-cutting projects in developing countries and holding on to their more expensive official EU allowances.

The brine shrimp eggs (Artemia salina) were amassed from the Fisheries Department, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

There's also a huge opportunity for engineers and entrepreneurs to take the data that's already been amassed from existing space exploration efforts.