Sentence examples for from the structure of from inspiring English sources

The reason stems from the structure of capuchin society, which is based on a harem system.

Instead, it comes from the structure of our decaying political system.

Some analysts say problems at Private Capital may stem from the structure of Legg Mason's purchase deal.

Equally, it is clear to the market from the structure of the Femsa acquisition that the Heineken family's priority is to maintain control.

Instead, a calm emanates from the structure of the sentences, whose stately cadences reassure the reader even as they mark out the hard times.

Picking up from the structure of Smith's novel, a frequent device of director and adaptor is the standard dramatic situation that reverses expectations at its end.

They went off to World War II and benefited from the structure of the military, then returned to the booming economy and the G. I.

The failure of the Enron plant stemmed partly from the structure of the deal, which pegged the cost of the power to the dollar.

From the structure of its tax cut to its energy policy, the business of the Bushies is business, and no one pretends otherwise.

Still, such financial practices stemmed in large part from the structure of the special ed pre-K program.

"We wanted to continue the same geometry because it comes from the structure of the building," he said.