Sentence examples for directly derived from inspiring English sources

Executives should be required to return all compensation directly derived from proven misconduct.

"It was directly derived from airport abbreviations," said Geoffrey Cook, managing director of Base.

"In the speech on Friday and in the action to come, he is taking steps that were directly derived from some of the recommendations by PCLO B.

Censored bloggers often say their posts have been "harmonized" — a term directly derived from President Hu Jintao's regular exhortations for Chinese citizens to create a harmonious society.

My confidence is directly derived from the experiences that my college has provided me, which (no offense, Gettysburg) are not unlike the experiences available at countless other institutions.

For that matter, he often uses nonprofessional actors and puts them into situations very close to (even directly derived from) their own lives.

Maps are not directly derived from geodetic surveys, and only land-line plats are produced from cadastral surveys.

And, of course, iOS is directly derived from OS X.

This architecture is directly derived from (6).

Other phylogenetic features are directly derived from kinase sequence alignments.

The following result can be directly derived from (1).