Sentence examples for be made from more from inspiring English sources

We show that such surfactants can be made from more than one type of hydrophobe in the form of either alkoxy sulfates or carboxylates.

"I find that a good photograph can be made from more mundane areas you wouldn't necessarily think to go photograph, like a parking lot.

Remember, syllables can be made from more than one consonant and one vowel.

But the fascinating thing is that archaeologists have determined it was made from a hunk of jade near the top of a mountain — even though an equally beautiful ax could have been made from more accessible material at the base.

Some are made from more than 1,500 empty cans, some range 12m in length and some come from countries as far as Canada and Belgium.

On the other hand, a building that lasts longer may, during its full lifecycle, cause less environmental impact than a building that is made from more environmentally friendly building materials but that can be used only for a shorter period of time.

Designed by American artists and identical twins Doug and Mike Starn, Big Bambu is made from more than 8,000 pieces of Balinese bamboo in a spiralling, double helix shape, and visitors are encouraged to climb the public art piece, recline on bamboo-made benches and enjoy the view.

A lot of people believe that luxury cars cost more than regular cars because of their superior quality parts, their bigger and better options, because they're made from more expensive materials, etc.

"Even though the latest images were made from more than 30 million miles away, they show an increasingly complex surface with clear evidence of discrete equatorial bright and dark regions some that may also have variations in brightness," said New Horizons Principal Investigator Alan Stern of the Southwest Research Institute in  Boulder, Colo.

Also, smaller coffee brewers have more durable because it is made from more compact materials.

They believe it would be easier to install than conventional panels and can be made from cheaper, more lightweight materials.