Sentence examples for from two facts from inspiring English sources
They start from two facts: elephants are a natural resource, attracting tourists and providing meat, hides and ivory, and, they are also pests, trampling villages and destroying crops.
This is an interpretive leap drawn from two facts: the tendency, established by psychological research, of human beings to be overconfident in complex, competitive situations; and the outrageous overconfidence of certain Wall Street executives.
This stems from two facts.
Basic ideas of the proposed LVD-EDE algorithm originate from two facts.
where (a) is due to (42) and the encoding functions f1, f2 and f3, defined in Definition 1, (b) follows from two facts; conditioning does not increase entropy and ( M 1, M 2, M 3 ) → ( X 1 n, X 2 n, X 3 n ) → Y 3 n forms a Markov chain, (c) is obtained from the chain rule, and (d) follows from the memoryless property of the channel and the fact that conditioning does not increase entropy.
The executive action stems from two facts: that Congress has failed to act to deal with the eleven million, and that the president has "prosecutorial discretion" to defer deportation.
"In large part this position stems from three facts of British life, each directly connected in purpose to the other: our nuclear deterrent capability, our armed forces and our secret intelligence community," he said.
The interest among social scientists in a theory with explicit biological roots derives from three facts.
The difference in cancer incidence between human and chimpanzees can mainly derive from three facts: i) exposure to different environmental factors, including diet and habits, ii) differences in life expectancy and iii) genetic differences that might result in humans being more susceptible to cancer development.
The Rules spring from two unarguable facts (facts so unarguable, in fact, that even the biggest food multinational would have trouble contesting them).
Judging from first two facts, no wonder it's the Democrats who want to enlarge the franchise, and favor measures that make it easier to vote, while Republicans fight to restrict it.
