Sentence examples for has derived more from inspiring English sources

Since the mid-1960s the firm has derived more than half of its income from unregulated businesses: oil and gas exploration and pipelines; coal mining; and now telecommunications and Internet services, where, according to Haffey, all the growth is coming.

But those observations seem to have derived more from the spokesman's animus than from the inmate's misconduct.

That's partly because I've derived more enjoyment out of Jessie J's remarks than I have out of her woeful music.

In our MATLAB implementation, we have derived more complex matrix forms which allows calculation of Jacobian of multiple acoustic frames (i.e. all frames in a batch) using efficient vectorized computing.

GM also felt that Nissan would have derived more benefit from the alliance in North America where the two are currently direct competitors and where Nissan trails its Japanese rival Toyota than GM would have gained from cooperating with Ghosn's companies elsewhere in the world.

Therefore, it is not clear whether or not the study subjects could have derived more substantive benefits from higher doses of fluoxetine.

We have derived more rigorous proof of this fact by adopting a similar technique to Ref. [ 38], where the generating function for the degree distribution is used to derive the degree-degree correlation for projected networks.

But in fact, our two nations have been trading partners of sorts for more than two centuries, and Americans have derived far more from the arrangement than they realize.

The first, with a fellow Oxford student named Michael Jordan, was nonsexual, an "old-­fashioned ­romantic friendship" from which he appears to have derived far more satisfaction than he did from the affair he embarked on a few years later with an Eastern European émigré he calls Matyas.

Other studies by local universities have derived figures more than double that.

But some 15 years earlier, Furry and Hurwitz [6] already had derived much more precise bounds for the half Cauchy distribution.