Sentence examples for interest from which from inspiring English sources
"Cross-border markets create a community of interest from which each member stands to benefit," he said.
And as a consequence they have a basic interest from which all others arise: they need to maintain that "far-from-thermodynamic-equilibrium" status.
That is the one zone of interest from which "Nightcrawler" itself shies, although I can imagine Lou setting up the camcorder at pillow height, and Nina leaping hotfoot from the bed to edit the results.
From each image, the physician delineated the most representative regions of interest, from which, 23 textural features were extracted.
In short, Western involvement in the Middle East over the past decades is anchored in economic interest from which security, political, ideological and humanitarian interests derive.
Bloomberg Politics has published a handy guide to Ivanka's conflicts of interest, from which I have drawn in the discussion below.
This then creates a MySpace profile already populated with a user's interests, from which recommendations to follow certain celebrities or other users are based.
Kaine lived modestly, and disclosed more details on his conflict-of-interest forms than the law required, but, Schapiro wrote, he "dutifully stands up for Clinton on the troubling relationship between her family's foundation and the foreign interests from which it's received millions of dollars in donations".
Who is more closely aligned with the corporate interests from which the Wall Street occupiers are looking to reclaim the country?" 6. John Carlos, the Olympic sprinter who raised his fist alongside Tommie Smith at the 1968 Olympics, addressing the General Assembly at Zuccotti Park: "I am here for you.
It has vastly expanded the state's media interests, from which all vestiges of dissent have been expunged; and it has gradually closed, browbeaten or infiltrated almost every independent outlet.In this section Out of sight, not out of mind Who needs them?
If she decides sports are not for her, let her try other interests from which she may discover her gift.
