Thus, the miner is able to extract his yellow prize.
Even if Vodafone is able to extract itself from its relationship with Verizon Wireless on good terms, Vodafone would still have to pay more than Cingular, which has every reason to pay the most.
The essence of criticism is imaginative sympathy the recognition of the experience that goes into the making of an artwork, and that the critic is able to extract from it and transmit to readers.
The only joy Bernard is able to extract from life is in making it worse for others: "his only relief, and that a mild, transient one, had turned out to lie in malicious schemes, acts and remarks".
The moral of the tale — that men and women alike can be punished by the rich for being poor — is so venomous, and so timely, that Davies is able to extract its full value through visual distillation.
But the competition is likely to be intense.Will this prospective platform war produce a dominant company in the mould of IBM or Microsoft that is able to extract more than its fair share of the profits?
Judge Crotty's reference to Goldman's statements in the settlement shows that companies might not get a complete free pass if the S.E.C. is able to extract at least some small admission of misconduct when it concludes a case.
The fluorosurfactant Zonyl® FS-300 is able to extract the standards, but not as efficiently as polysorbate 80 solutions.
A female mammal's reproductive function and output are limited by the energy she is able to extract from her environment.
This system is able to extract topological information from the GIS-T, thus simplifying the process of coding TRANSYT models.
The system is able to extract a total 1912.5 μJ of usable energy under normal walking conditions.
