Sentence examples for once derived from from inspiring English sources

The NHS has outlived the returns to scale it once derived from nationalisation.

Discovery hopes that Surfaxin will replace the animal products, just as synthetic products have supplanted other drugs once derived from animals, like insulin and growth hormone.

Yet it is secure enough, says last year's threat assessment by America's intelligence agencies, to provide al-Qaeda with many of the advantages it once derived from its base across the border in Afghanistan: a place to regroup its senior lieutenants, broadcast its propaganda, train a new generation of militants and plan fresh attacks around the world.

The new global economy has deprived many men of the sense of self-worth they once derived from manufacturing jobs that paid middle-class wages.

And then the self-worth that you once derived from booze will come from collecting and painting armies of lead goblins or from the need to eat three tubs of ice cream every morning before work.

And then the self-worth that you once derived from booze will come from collecting and painting armies of lead goblins or from the need to eat three litres of ice-cream every morning before work.

Whatever advantages he might once derive from personal allusions, local customs, or temporary opinions, have for many years been lost; and every topic of merriment, or motive of sorrow, which the modes of artificial life afforded him, now only obscure the scenes which they once illuminated.

Where they once derived pleasure from feeling superior and needed, they now derive pleasure from seeing their former partner hurting.

He had no use for "Ulysses," found Balzac hilarious and says he once derived an album from Chekhov's short stories.

It was odd, actually, in some of the earlier works on display this season — notably, the 1981 "Gloria, Morriss's first big hit — to see the company perform, perfectly, maneuvers whose power once derived in part from their imperfect execution.

The man who once derived his identity from making President Trump's problems go away turned on his former boss in stunning fashion Wednesday, alleging to Congress that Trump manipulated financial records, paid to cover up extramarital affairs and reacted with glee upon learning the WikiLeaks anti-secrecy organization would release emails damaging to his political opponent.