Sentence examples for he derived that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martin said that he derived that percentage from observing 150 lease expirations involving law firms nationwide in the last four years.

He said he derived that by estimating that Nokia could pay a 2percentt royalty fee on the 100 million phones equipped with Qualcomm technology that it is likely to sell next year.

He derived that from his first career, journalism, in which he was a reporter in San Francisco, a theatre critic in New York and a writer for numerous magazines based in the city, including Cosmopolitan, long before his third wife, Helen Gurley Brown, became its editor in 1965 (on the strength of a proposal to its publisher, Hearst, co-written with Brown).

He was in his late 50s, and a very sick man, before he became a really potent force on the Middle East stage; and, as a prisoner in enemy Israeli jails, he had little practical to do with the devastating suicide bombings, from which, more than anything else, he derived that force.

This means that he can build a profile PB with this background knowledge, where P B i j = − 1 if the attacker does not have any information about the presence of the user U in the area of interest during the period ( i, j ) while P B i j = v with v ≥ 0, if from the background knowledge he derives that the user was present in the area v times in the period ( i, j ).

This means that he can build a SCT profile PB with this background knowledge, where P B i j = − 1 if the attacker does not have any information about the call activity of the user in the period ( i, j ) while P B i j = v, with v > 0, if from the background knowledge he derives that the user was present in the area v times in the period ( i, j ).

In middle age, an Icarus-like government career (a shimmering rise, cut short by incaution) already behind him, he recalled the strength and comfort that he derived from that glimpse of royalty in a glass coach: a "shaft of light" amid the "physical and spiritual greyness" of post-war Britain.Yet Lord St John of Fawsley, as he became, saw more than glitter in the great institutions of state.

You could argue that this cruelty is the only pleasure in Marcus Wareing's life, but he never actually seems to derive that much pleasure from it.

which derives that (2.13).

one can derive that (2.6).

we can derive that (2.15).