Sentence examples for is deriving from from inspiring English sources

It acknowledged that the growing debate over the future of the fund and the World Bank "reflects a concern that the benefits the world economy is deriving from freer trade and more integrated and deeper international capital markets are not reaching everyone".

The basis of this jurisdiction was affirmed by the Court of Appeal in Ng Chye Huey v. Public Prosecutor (2007) as inherent in nature, that is, deriving from the common law rather than statute.

Phosphonoacetic acid has signals only in the high-field region at 2.7 ppm, the other peak in the spectrum is deriving from the solvent DMSO- d6, and the signal generated by the water in DMSO- d6 is shifted to low field (∼12 ppm) due to the hydrogen bonds with the acetic group of the phosphonoacetic acid.

Football is derived from soccer and rugby.

"Rad" is derived from "radiation absorbed dose".

This is what civilization is derived from".

But what is "derived" from OS data?

His energy is derived from kids.

Their income is derived from several sources.

Menthol is derived from mint and is also available synthetically.

It is unclear where this is derived from.