Sentence examples for from which we can draw from inspiring English sources

"The market in disciplines such as accounting, economics, finance, management and law is already difficult and the government's plan to restrict immigration would restrict the pool of talent from which we can draw".

Early elimination is undoubtedly a failure - from which we can draw three main lessons.

Suppose that there is a probability density (q({x_k}|{z_{1 k}})) which is known to us and from which we can draw samples easily.

The complex labyrinth of events that led to the building of the canal represented a great human odyssey from which we can draw innumerable lessons.

Now, Schumer is a very moderate democrat, but he's the only other senator in New York from which we can draw a comparison.

From the scriptural acceptance of LGBTQ rights, to the idea of the divinity of all beings, to the very notion that we must serve all selflessly, Hindu teachings provide a rich database from which we can draw progressive theological inspiration.

This sets limits to the conclusions, which we can draw from these data.

But scientific hypotheses are either true once and for all, or false once and for all there is no population of worlds like ours from which we can meaningfully draw statistics.

Our study has a large sample size from which we can conclusively draw observational conclusions on occurrence and factors associated with haematological parameters.

We postulated that there might be three particular reasons as to why discordance between x rays and symptoms might arise, from which we can now draw three main conclusions.

It suggests the endless supply from which Matilda (and vicariously we) can draw to make words, which make sentences, which make stories.