Sentence examples for could extrapolate from anything from inspiring English sources

Andrew Dillon, chief executive of the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice), pointed out that it was utterly false that Kennedy would be left untreated in Britain: "It is neither true nor is it anything you could extrapolate from anything we've ever recommended to the NHS".

"My guess is she was trying to humanize him and to show he has compassion for her and that you could extrapolate from that," said Ms. Michelman, who is to testify against Mr. Ashcroft on Thursday.

You could extrapolate whole albums from single tracks here: a tough, cerebral hip-hop record from Dance Or Die, an updated Innervisions from Locked Inside, a freaked-out funk opus from Mushrooms & Roses, and so on.

I suppose I could extrapolate ideas about maleness from Elijah, David, Jesus, or other heroes of the Bible.

They could extrapolate our growth and profits from what we're doing just with Google".

What I saw and what could be extrapolated from the remaining program had something of a friends-and-family air.

No theories buttressed his work, no manifestos announced his "ideas," no program or school could be extrapolated from his practice.

In human CT data, lung aeration analysis could be extrapolated from a subset of thin equally spaced slices.

The list goes on and many stories could be extrapolated from those three basic concepts, but all point to the same conclusion: China is not for first timers.

Importantly, some propositions could be extrapolated from these heat maps applied to the three domains of Life.

"I would be reluctant to extrapolate from any one experiment anything having to do with the efficacy of iron fertilization as a carbon-sequestration strategy," says Coale.