Sentence examples for derived from other from inspiring English sources

Derivatives are financial instruments whose value is derived from other items and are used to hedge risks or speculate.

Imperialism was the result of Western triumph, a reflection of powers that derived from other sources.

Under Panamanian law the fund was excluded from taxation derived from other parts of the world.

Blatantly derived from other series, "Crossing Jordan" is "Providence" meets "C.S.I".

Taking efficacy into account, our climate sensitivity is right in the middle of the values derived from other sources.

Yet the spelling, easily derived from other words*, highlights the shortcomings of English orthography.

But holding the line on the base fare meant that the necessary increase in revenue would have to be derived from other slices of the fare pie.

The fat that popular persuasion attributes to alcohol is fat derived from other foods, whose calories have been replaced, and rendered superfluous, by alcohol.

The F.D.A. disagreed, concluding that "AquAdvantage Salmon is not materially different from food derived from other Atlantic salmon" and therefore that "no additional labeling" is needed.

Instead, they are etymologically derived from other terms associated with monastic life in Islam (e.g., zuhd, "asceticism").

Nonetheless, they can be derived from other measurable attributes.