Sentence examples for than arises from inspiring English sources

CHIEF JUSTICE REHNQUIST -- But does that mean something different than arises out of, or stems from?

Independent filmmakers working with sympathetic independent producers under less generous financing than studios provide and usually with less pressure and conflict than arises from studio-scale investments—often internalize the behind-the-scenes comity.

Independent filmmakers working with sympathetic independent producers under less generous financing than studios provide — and usually with less pressure and conflict than arises from studio-scale investments — often internalize the behind-the-scenes comity.

The result is a more accurate estimate of learning-related changes in choice behavior than arises from standard moving average or choice-point measures of learning [56].

The question than arises; Do we need positive selection for antigenic drift to occur?

As A-to-I editing is most abundant in the brain, the fascinating question than arises whether the above-mentioned mechanism might have played a role in primates' brain evolution.

Again, change had effectively been imposed from outside, rather than arising from internal resolve.

They once produced more important industrialists, bankers, and corporate executives than arose from almost any other American group.

Those emotions generate the movie's plot, rather than arise from it, so to say that the story makes no sense proves to be an irrelevant complaint.

But a Labor spokesman has told Guardian Australia its objection is "philosophical" rather than arising from fears of misuse of information.

Our analyses indicate that robustness is a distributed property, rather than arising from the properties of any one individual pathway species.