Sentence examples for can extract from from inspiring English sources

Whatever guarantees the government thinks it can extract from Kraft are worthless.

He has since surpassed his teacher in the amount of honey he can extract from a hive.

Of course, the brokers do want those details, as well as any additional business they can extract from each account.

The profits that a monopoly can extract from the economy are a measure of market power, not social gain.

If we can extract from this a doubling of our intake then I am more than happy to stand behind that policy".

Mamet's protagonists do not love; they size each other up and assess what they can extract from each other — and the answer is usually money.

According to Zynga's recent S.E.C. filings, its total number of players is stagnant, but the amount of money it can extract from each one is growing.

Unfortunately, I expect to see Communist Party stonewalling and tokenism on the liberalizing front, while the party exploits whatever painless gains it can extract from W.T.O.

Palaeontologists have always tried to maximise the amount of data that they can extract from fossils as they are rare and tend to be incomplete.

Some respondents consider social value for each contract and see what additional benefits (for instance apprenticeships) they can extract from the contract by inserting clauses.

Under current regulatory practice, the total revenue transmission and distribution utilities can extract from their customers would be affected by a reduction in the number of connections.