Sentence examples for ones from three from inspiring English sources

Whereas both passive and active ARTs are able to reduce the excessive roll motion, active ARTs outperform the passive ones from three perspectives.

It's recommended to get the longer ones from online.

One law reduces to one, from three, the number of judges who preside over most criminal trials.

Rovers had taken one from nine.

The number of bars near the boardwalk has dropped to one, from five, since 1985.

For viewers in rural areas where cable is not available, the choices would shrink to one from two.

But then I tried one from two days ago, and it went through.

Of these, just 14 have, like Upper Slaughter, come to be known as doubly thankful - also losing no-one from WWII.

Now, in 2012, a BlackBerry made today, looks, feels and works too similarly to one from five years ago.

The intent is to select one from six proposed window solutions differing in window size, type of glass and solar shading devices.

(Here's an example one from "Four Hour Work Week" author Tim Ferriss, who was looking for music to pair with a teaser video for the "Four Hour Chef").