Sentence examples for from abundance from inspiring English sources

Elegance, he believed, did not derive from abundance.

There is rarely a simple linear path from abundance to scarcity.

Michael Weber, the author of "From Abundance to Scarcity," is encouraged by the introduction of new regulatory mechanisms such as "individual transferable quotas," or I.T.Q.s.

Regardless of the book's short­comings, I'm fairly certain even the most skeptical readers will come away from "Abundance" feeling less gloomy.

Michael L. Weber observes, in "From Abundance to Scarcity" (2002), that as recently as the nineteen-nineties U.S. policy was predicated "on the belief that the ocean's productivity was almost limitless".

Bruce Davis from Abundance Generation said: "We believe that renewable energy is an important new asset for investors to get returns which are importantly uncorrelated with the traditional financial system.

The age of FFs derived from abundance-based trees (nd a) was strongly correlated with the age derived from occurrence-based trees (ndo) (y = 1.03 × -0.04, R2 = 0.883; Additional file 1, Figure S1).

We compared how modeled geographic distribution of scaup origin matched that expected from population abundance determined from aerial breeding-pair surveys throughout the core breeding range.

The only relief prosperity will bring them comes from our prosperity, from the abundance we feel.

Normalization produced a 24 fold average reduction of the abundant clones, (from 0.16% abundance to 0.0065%).

"@arewashams: Riches are not from an abundance of worldly goods but from a contented mind.