Sentence examples for derive only from inspiring English sources
The British Museum is launching an initiative intended to counter the perception that its collections derive only from looted treasures.
When larger slip or separation lengths are implied, we derive only qualitative implications.
It's a particularly chilly Christmas Eve in Washington, and the chill does not derive only from the quickly descending temperature.
On the other hand, nothing would be worse for a writer like Wayne Dyer than to suggest that his insights derive only from the latest in scholarly research.
For all their scale and ambition, however, emerging-market banks mostly still derive only a tiny share of their profits from their foreign operations (see chart 11).
The review discusses why, given this evidence, carers fail to take advantage of interventions designed to help them and those who participate derive only limited psychological benefits.
On the other hand, the topological derivatives associated with coupled problems have been derived only in their abstract forms.
However, this calculations derives only linear parameters.
Amazon, by comparison, derives only about 3percentt of its total operating profit from its credit cards.
The best compromises are derived only through the ritual back-and-forth of haggling.
A 1-ounce serving has 110 calories and 2 grams of fat, derived only from the nuts.
