Sentence examples for haven't extracted from inspiring English sources

They haven't extracted the full nutritional value from these carcasses.

"We feel we haven't extracted the potential of our current product line," he said.

However, as we have not extracted different values for ovarian tissues of 50 or 100 μm in thickness, we do not believe this to be a significant effect.

It seems clear that previous efforts to estimate effective size in natural populations have not extracted as much information as possible from genetic data.

Last year's Mercury music prize nomination changed all that, although fame hasn't extracted her from her delicate shell.

Furthermore, PSOE has not extracted any significant policy commitments from PP in exchange for letting them govern.

But he is allowed to refuse planning permission if he feels the relevant borough has not extracted enough planning gain from the developers.

The Tibetan struggle has primarily been nonviolent, an approach that has won plenty of earnest respect but has not extracted many concessions from the Chinese, even after the Dalai Lama downplayed his demands and began to only request autonomy.

Mr. Obama on Tuesday could only cite China's "past statements" in support of shifting toward market-oriented exchange rates, implying that he had not extracted a fresh commitment from Beijing to move in that direction soon.

Ms. Kovell's lawyer, Franklin A. Rothman, said afterward that the district attorney's office had not extracted any promise that Ms. Kovell would cooperate in the prosecution of Mr. Chambers.

But there is far more that we don't know, either because the government has not extracted the information from BP or is not sharing it with the public.