Sentence examples for that it derived from inspiring English sources

TransCanada argued that it derived its power of eminent domain from the Railroad Commission.

1-O-cis-Cinnamoyl-β-d-glucopyranose is known to be one of the most potent allelochemical candidates and was isolated from Spiraea thunbergii Sieb by Hiradate et al. (2004), who suggested that it derived its strong inhibitory activity from cis-cinnamic acid, which is crucial for phytotoxicity.

Mobile is a key driver of revenue for Twitter, which noted in its current release that it derived a steep 88percentt of its advertising revenue from mobile sources.

Christopher Andrew, in his definitive history of M.I.5, "Defend the Realm," writes, "The KGB found the Hollis conspiracy theory so bizarre that some of its foreign intelligence officers suspected that it derived from 'some mysterious, internal British intrigue.' " As for Kagan, Leigh points out how far-fetched Wright's suspicions were.

A company that makes Iran-related disclosure is required to file with the SEC an appropriately titled form known as the "IRANNOTICE" and to provide in its annual or quarterly reports information relating to its Iran-related activities including the profits that it derived from this.

The company also estimates that it derived about $250,000 in revenue from New York residents since its inception.

"Haunting Melissa" is like a technologically updated "The Blair Witch Project" in that it derives much of its atmosphere from the POVs of characters filming or using video chat on their own mobile devices.

We can demand a system of justice that respects human rights and never loses site of the fact that it derives its legitimacy from the people and the people's confidence that it operates with integrity.

First and foremost, investors should appreciate that it derives all of its income from companies engaged in federally illegal activities.

Yuanfudao told TechCrunch that it derives the majority of its revenues from selling live courses.

But one of the defining qualities of this play is the sense that it derives from somewhere deep within its author.