Sentence examples for so far gleaned from inspiring English sources

Linux has so far gleaned the support of major corporations such as IBM, Sun Microsystems, and Hewlett-Packard for use in servers and is now gaining some popularity in the desktop market.

Chaorong and Jincheng's team has so far gleaned from the find that these early citizens of Beijing, believed to be 600,000 to 700,000 years old, roasted game and knew how to make and use stone implements for cutting and chopping.

How the individual FtsZ filaments assemble into higher-order structures to form the dividing Z-ring is not well understood and the most detailed insights have so far been gleaned from prokaryotic FtsZ.

In answering the question, I compiled a list of observations thus far gleaned from the process.

Though we've seen the Google Maps for Android compass feature or time or two since Android was announced, all of the videos we've seen so far have been gleaned from a projected image during a presentation, or otherwise not meant for the viewers at home.

Sixty thousand pounds of sweet potatoes from various farmers so far have been gleaned from the fertile soil of the beautiful, rural farmland near Louisburg, North Carolina.

From her experiences so far, Draama has gleaned that about the only thing people learn in sex ed is how the babies are made.

So far as can be gleaned from a report that appears to have been suppressed, it suggests that there is no strong causal link between drugs consumption and the penalties for getting caught possessing, trading or using them.

The new film seems to have been keeping bloggers busy for months, but it's finally about to start shooting in Boston, so here's what we've gleaned so far.

From the intelligence gleaned so far, he said, "the preferred method of attack or what's being suggested in the reporting is car and truck bombs -- the physical destruction or attempted physical destruction of these facilities".

Though promising, the work is at an early stage and the results gleaned so far from lab tests on mice and breast tissue must be reproduced in large human trials before the drug can be considered as a preventative treatment.