Sentence examples for failing to derive from inspiring English sources
Kathryn Schulz on reading "The Great Gatsby" five times and failing "to derive almost any pleasure at all from the experience".
The plaintiffs sued Madison for failing to deliver the commissions.
Multiple studies have tried to validate these equations in their population and on failing to do so derive their own equations.
The real root of the problem derives from startups failing to hit their key performance metrics, largely because one or more of the categories the Startup Genome team identifies above are out of sync, mismanaged, or are not developed properly.
In the study by Goran et al, after failing to validate the Slaughter equation they derived an equation for their own sample.
Solazyme, a renewable oil company, and Roquette Frères, a global starch processor, are dissolving a joint venture to produce food ingredients derived from algae after failing to agree on a timeline and strategy to bring the products to market, the companies said Monday.
He criticised biologists for their naivety in failing to consider possible malign applications of data derived from their work.One of Dr Poste's concerns was projects that use viruses as "vectors" to introduce therapeutic genes into an organism.
But the contextualist may reply that any unpleasantness or feeling of unfamiliarity attending such claims derives from our failing to be fully aware of the context-sensitivity of the expressions in question.
Such a perspective cannot be gained without direct user involvement, yet evidence suggests that development teams may be failing to effectively engage with users, relying on requirements derived from anecdotal evidence or prior experience.
Moral injury may be accompanied by post-traumatic stress disorder, but it is not the same thing: it derives from witnessing, perpetrating or failing to prevent acts that transgress deeply held moral beliefs.
