Sentence examples for don't extract from inspiring English sources

"I don't extract too much from the grapes and don't over-oak the wines".

And in a world where you don't extract petroleum anymore, the first order of expectation is that you're dead".

(Of course there's no way of ensuring that the contractors don't extract more than they're meant to).

"As medicine people, we don't extract resources," said Anthony Lee Sr., president of the Diné Hataalii Association, a group of about 100 healers known as medicine men and women.

Jay Ritter, a professor at the University of Florida who studies public offerings and has researched such commissions, told me that even if underwriters don't extract higher commissions from clients explicitly which he believes they sometimes do they benefit in the form of good will from happy clients.

Jay Ritter, a professor at the University of Florida who studies public offerings and has researched such commissions, told me that even if underwriters don't extract higher commissions from clients explicitly — which he believes they sometimes do — they benefit in the form of good will from happy clients.

But markets have already been spooked by Republican threats to refuse to extend the debt limit if they do not extract concessions on healthcare reform.

Most important, no-admit/no-deny settlements are no real deterrent to future bad behavior because they do not extract a heavy enough price, in dollars or reputation.

The new rules were issued last August; they permit federally financed scientists to experiment with cell lines derived from embryos, so long as those scientists do not extract the cells from embryos themselves.

Seaweeds are generally anchored to the sea bottom or other solid structures by rootlike "holdfasts," which perform the sole function of attachment and do not extract nutrients as do the roots of higher plants.

Therefore we do not extract envelope autocorrelation.