Sentence examples for from which good from inspiring English sources

The young writers programme was a bit like a kitchen from which good food could be served, piping hot, at the table next door.

My advice to would-be billionaire prize-makers is simple: set up independent foundations from which good young people and the institutions they are part of can receive support.

That is what the Open Left project aims to foster: with clarity about goals and candour about our record, we can once again rediscover the idealism from which good policies grow.

The deeper problem here is that we think of prejudice and bias as anomalies – occasional brain glitches that need stamping out, and from which good people can reasonably aspire to be free.

There was much fanfare last month as the Football Association unveiled its own current flagship project, the St George's Park centre, England's own version of a kind of footballing Rome, an ideal state from which good habits, rectitude and technical excellence will necessarily trickle down and out and upwards.

Predictions by the proposed model are validated against experimental data and optimal solution, from which good agreements are obtained.

Mr. Obama had also proposed creating "reconstruction opportunity zones" in border areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan, from which goods could be exported duty-free to the United States.

The emerging discipline of ecological engineering is a response to the growing need for engineering practice to provide for human welfare while at the same time protecting the natural environment from which goods and services are drawn.

They attempted to mine salt at Nantwich, but failed to find any, and tried running boats on the Trent and Mersey, from which goods were carried over land to Nantwich, for onward carriage to Liverpool.

Only samples from which good-quality RNA was extracted were used in this study.

Another kind of uncertainty arises from possible problems for which good measurement has not previously been available.