Sentence examples for from some working from inspiring English sources

Mr. Franks favors eliminating the so-called marriage penalty, which exacts higher taxes from some working couples than they would pay if they were single.

Bradley's view is that every study, whether it is of morality or the natural world or religion or whatever, begins from some working hypotheses.

For some, working from home can mean a better work-life balance.

Finally, our survey collected answers from some responders working in the same ICU that could lead to bias.

I'm going to show you outtakes from some work in my dissertation.

Excerpts from some works were shown on screen; others were danced by members of his company.

Apart from some work for GQ magazine and consultancy for clients who are said to include the boxing agent Frank Warren, Coulson has not earned since he quit Downing Street in January 2011.

So, we introduce some relative concepts for system (1.1), which are motivated from some works in [[30], Definitions 5.1 and 5.2].

When More introduces Raphael, his witness to Utopia, he is described as more at home in Greek than Latin: being primarily interested in philosophy he finds little of value in Latin apart from some works by Cicero and Seneca.

Here, I was really pulling from some work done by a British doctor and autism expert named Simon Baron-Cohen.

Hill recalled a moment with Allison Janney -- who played C.J. Cregg -- that came from "being delirious from working some 16-hour day on set".