Sentence examples for to be from among from inspiring English sources

American officials have said that as the war deteriorates in Afghanistan, any additional forces sent there would have to be from among troops withdrawn from Iraq.

For now, the evidence of wrongdoing seems to be from online chats among traders who referred to themselves as "the cartel," "the bandits club" and "the mafia".

Mr. Sugiyama said that sumo was less a sport than a cultural heritage that needed to be protected from, among others, "hungry" foreigners from countries with lower standards of living.

Either Madrid or Seville will bid from Spain, as will a German city to be determined from among five candidates early next year.

Additional recruits would have to be won from among the ships they hoped to capture.

A petition calling for him to be axed from among the contenders has garnered nearly 50,000 signatures.

Since neither of them is a New York State resident, the titleholder had to be picked from among the players who tied for third with 4 1/2-1 1/2.

Eric Brinker relinquished his seat on the board last month, to make way for a board member to be chosen from among affiliate executives.

From humble roots in his native Ghana where his career began with a job in tourism promotion, Mr. Annan became the first secretary general to be elected from among the United Nations staff in January 1997, serving two five-year terms.

The investigated problem is isomorphic with many synthesis tasks, where good solutions have to be selected from among the possible, alterative production routes, considering the prescribed rates of the input and output flows between the given system and the environment.

This may enable appropriate candidates for CRT to be selected from among patients with locally advanced bladder cancer.