Sentence examples for derive a from inspiring English sources

The password is then used to derive a decryption key.

Quite frankly, I derive a great deal of my identity and self-respect from my work.

From both, an entire city can derive a sense of civic pride.

This year, for the first time, G.E. will derive a majority of its revenue from overseas.

Readers may derive a great deal of travel envy from this account of his adventures.

Detroit's Big Three, especially, derive a lopsided share of their slim profits from these vehicles.

"One can derive a fair bit of comfort from statistics and epidemiology," he said.

In all communities, sports fans derive a certain amount of civic pride from their teams.

But I also hoped to be entertained — to derive a smidgen of guilty pleasure.

Students derive a lot of the benefits from attending university, including higher wages.

So from there we want to try and derive a modern repertoire of antiviral genes".