Sentence examples for may from which from inspiring English sources

The festival goes beyond the month of May, from which its title derives, and now extends from the last weeks of April well into July, & features chamber-music concerts and outdoor ballet performances too.

Besides its massive investments in needed infrastructure, China was forced to deal with a catastrophic earthquake in the Sichuan province in May, from which it is still reeling, and continues to struggle against the odds to decrease Beijing's stubborn smog.

Clues as to which of these to pursue first may come from which cell lines are affected.

It may also provide information on who may benefit most from which type of intervention.

The organisational structure within each setting may contain unique aspects from which it may not be possible to generalise to other NHS settings in England.

Alternatively, infection may cause B-cell proliferation from which a malignant clone may evolve.

He was also an etymologist, from which may have sprung Chessex's love of precision in his poetry and prose.

Research may result in embryos from which stem-cells are derived losing viability, which offends some religious convictions.

All produce eggs, from which may emerge trochophore larvae, more complex veliger larvae, or miniature adults.

Nonetheless, our "associative structures" may represent building blocks from which schema can be built.

Since many categories are extensive in size, there may be many subcategories from which to choose.