Sentence examples for that they extract from inspiring English sources

Transit officials have told us that they extract coins from the fare box with a vacuum, and bills are too flimsy to survive.

A group of California bookstores and the privately owned bookstores' American Booksellers Association have sued the two biggest chains, Barnes & Noble and Borders, alleging that they extract from publishers special discounts, including shared markdowns, that are unavailable to small stores.

Anthony mentions Brydon's recitation of the beginning of Coleridge's "Kubla Khan," and what did surprise me about the film — and what distinguishes it from the kind of verbal jaunt that most pairs of prominent American comedians would be likely to take — is the prominence of high culture that they extract from the sites of their travels.

It seems to have been made under some pressure of inner necessity, of two sorts: the one being to press forth a point of view, even a worldview, that they extract from the realm of Stoogedom, and the other being to reinvigorate their reputation among critics, for whom the movie seems above all to have been made.

While the presented dynamic analysis methods execute the JavaScript code in order to detect malicious behavior, they differ in the way that they extract the JavaScript code.

The dissimilarity is by the fact that they extract different features of network traffic or might have completely different detection algorithms, viz., signature-based IDS or anomaly-based IDS [6].

But department officials contend that they extracted real concessions in a consent decree that prohibits an assortment of bullying tactics by the new company.

Their main feature was the pen pressure that they extracted by analyzing the ink distribution.

Some subjects (e.g. numbers 3, 6, 7) were relatively consistent in the amount of nicotine that they extracted, whereas others (e.g. numbers 5, 13, 16) were relatively inconsistent.

A team led by anthropologist Alan Thorne of Australia National University in Canberra says that they extracted mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) from 10 fossils, including a 60,000 year-old-man known as LM3 who was found near Lake Mungo.

But he said that they extracted much more information than was needed, with too little disclosure.