She thought we could derive morals from the markets.
Her mother and teenage sister smiled, too, pleased that Stephanie could derive pleasure from something.
In short, the only person who could derive lasting satisfaction from this movie is Charles Darwin.
Researchers chafed under these limits because they could derive new lines only with private money.
It is possible that Interserve could derive greater revenue and cost synergies to support a higher offer.
Farhadi is a blandly naturalistic filmmaker whose style and tone could derive from any European film school's training.
Chinese companies could derive great benefit from UK companies who provide professional touring services to help them negotiate this.
Welfare need not mean income; it could derive from the pleasure of altruism or the thrill of deviancy.
They search for ultra-low frequency waves known as infrasound that could derive from nuclear test explosions.
I could not believe anyone could derive so much pleasure merely from buttoning a shirt from right to left.
This problem and many others would be solved if we could derive electricity from the direct oxygenation of coal, without the intervention of furnaces, boilers, and steam.
