Sentence examples for looking to extract from inspiring English sources

Now that the data is held centrally, GMFRS is looking to extract intelligence from it.

There are two major pieces of information that we're looking to extract from each poll.

And he is also looking to extract information from the professionals he meets.

Clearly, activism continues to be a popular investment style and an important tool for investors looking to extract value or halt what they see as value erosion.

Rovio, the maker of Angry Birds, said it had no knowledge of any NSA or GCHQ programs looking to extract data from its apps users.

Another risk is that staff may leave laptops, mobiles and documents containing sensitive information in public places, or fall for telephone scammers looking to extract private information.

That's become more and more common as programmers look to extract information from photos and video or have machines make sense of the world and human behavior, he adds.

RMT union leader, Bob Crow, said: "It is clear that this franchise is being let on pure McNulty terms with a gold-plated, extended contract linked to massive cuts to jobs and passenger services and huge increases in fares as the winning FirstGroup looks to extract every penny that they can in profit".

These same entrepreneurs looked to extract their leverage when the pendulum swung back in their favor in 2014 and 2015.

"It is clear that this franchise is being let on pure McNulty terms with a gold-plated, extended contract linked to massive cuts to jobs and passenger services and huge increases in fares as the winning FirstGroup looks to extract every penny that they can in profit.

What they were seeking was similar to what oil drillers look for porous stone capped by a layer of impermeable rock only they were looking not to extract fossil fuels but, in a manner of speaking, to stuff them back in.