Sentence examples for extracting much from inspiring English sources

It has prevented India from extracting much of its coal reserves, among the world's largest.

Although hurricanes have been known to leave a fingerprint in the seismic record, extracting much useful information from those fingerprints has proven difficult.

Mannesmann's management resisted Vodafone's bid stoutly, extracting much more generous terms from the British that were worth many billions to their shareholders.

"The biscuits, obviously". 97th over: England 400-5 (Flintoff 98, G Jones 60) Warne isn't extracting much turn from the pitch here as yet another landmark is reached - the 400 on this occasion.

The key, he suggests, will be extracting much but not all the energy produced by the bacteria.

It's seen as having thrown trillions of dollars of taxpayer money at Wall Street without extracting much in return, while unemployment remains near 10%, homeowners are foreclosed on, small businesses can't get loans, the middle class worries about its economic future, and bailed-out bankers and corporate CEOs take home record bonuses.

To continue extracting much-needed foreign revenue from visiting tourists, hotels hosted state-run discotheques many of which played the same top 40 tracks as the underground parties.

Just as it is impossible to extract much wealth from conquered countries, so it is impossible to extract much happiness from wealth earned unscrupulously.

It's an honor from which he clearly extracts much pride, for his parents and for himself.

2. Can your company create and extract much more value by bundling or by selling complementary products?

But we can hardly hope to extract much more from the planet's plant and animal life.