Sentence examples for extracted far from inspiring English sources
It could be extracted far more easily than lithium, Roelants said, and in far greater quantities.
The market, which seemed so empowering to small companies like iVillage a year ago, is turning out to have extracted far too dear a price for its capital and fleeting moments of grandiose paper value.
Compared with the fully manual method, our approach detected subtler polarity shifting as we extracted far more polarity shifting patterns.
Different singers could have extracted far greater entertainment value from their numbers.
House leaders talked of trying to extract far more.
Gibson extracts far more convincing drama out of a more pragmatic approach: there is dirt and rain in his future, and the gadgetry doesn't always work.
He has regularly negotiated major deals for many of the game's biggest stars, seemingly always extracting far bigger contracts than anyone thought possible.
It can extract far more profit from every viewing minute of American television by creating endless clusters of new and very valuable groups of people with some common intense commercially exploitable interest.
That means activists are good value because they use less debt, pay no takeover premium and extract far lower absolute fees.Most of all, activists fill a governance void that afflicts today's public companies.
A start-up company with a design for a nuclear reactor that extracts far more energy from uranium than do conventional ones has attracted a $35 million investment from venture capital firms.
What Mr. Steinbrenner did was use the power of the Yankees brand — a brand he had clearly done a lot to enhance — to extract far more money than any owner had ever done before.
