Sentence examples for from which yet from inspiring English sources

And so a wild supposition was magically transformed into the given from which yet another bit of speculation blossomed, and any concern with provable information was long gone, a casualty of the craven rules of political engagement these days.

He admired the collection of 17th century Flemish portraits and landscape paintings at the museum, from which dark yet incandescent hues emanated.

Witness the art-market collapse in November 1990, from which prices have yet to recover.

By the final quarter of 2011, it had fallen back into a recession, from which it has yet to emerge.

The government tumbled deep into debt, and the economy fell into a slump from which it has yet to emerge.

The crunch seemed horribly reminiscent of America's financial crisis in 2008, from which it has yet to recover in full.Two questions emerge from this.

When the housing bubble of the next decade burst, the result was the greatest economic crisis since the 1930s — a crisis from which we have yet to emerge.

My second day at work was September 11, a tragic catalyst for so many divisive instincts and counter-productive policies from which we are yet to recover.

Both things are in short supply here, ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union pushed Cuba into an economic slide from which it has yet to recover fully.

Trade with China, in particular, has inflicted serious damage on American communities across the country, damage from which they have yet to recover.

But the quality problems that slammed A.M.D. cost the company revenue for several quarters and landed it in a hole from which it has yet to dig out.