Sentence examples for extract a lot from inspiring English sources

And the freezer has to extract a lot of heat to make it happen.

Exponential operations, however, extract a lot more punishment when there are inaccuracies in our data.

Whatever your environment is, know that you can really extract a lot of value out of it.

Microsoft was a monopolist, it did extract a lot of monopoly rents, and it did inhibit innovation.

If the North Koreans can extract this from us now, they can certainly extract a lot more armed with atomic weapons.

It helps with digestion and enables people to extract a lot more calories from their food than would otherwise be possible.

Twitter achieved this by extracting a lot of revenue from each user, even as its number of users grew only a little from the previous quarter — exactly as Facebook had.

"On one of the power stations we worked on they had extracted a lot of gravel from the ground to build the thing, and we turned that into a big nature reserve, with pools for children to gather tadpoles and plantings to encourage wildlife.

"We have a lot to offer young science graduates," he says, "but it extracts a lot from them too".

The iPhone is portable and powerful, but entering or extracting a lot of data can be awkward and time-consuming," says said Ammar Adra, president of CompuExpert.

After extracting a lot of information about the characteristics of smoke, statistical analysis showed that the following condition is satisfied: begin{cases} 0.304264