Sentence examples for to extract everything from inspiring English sources
"We're still going over the vehicle to extract everything we can".
The company is using SAP's Carbon Impact, a Web-based software tool that integrates with Autodesk's supply chain and financial systems to extract everything from employee travel and commuting mileage to data center power use.
Quad launched the speaker in 1957, priced at £52, believing that an audio system should be able to extract everything of value that is on a recording, while de-emphasising the irritations of mediocre sound recordings.
So we still need the Americans because if they intend to leave, there will be something like a hurricane which will extract everything – people, buildings and even trees.
I spent a lot of time thinking about what "solved" Computer Vision would look like - we'd extract everything out of the image and pass it on to some other people who worked on planning, or something like that.
"What we have got is this commitment-phobic government that is terrified of being seen to be putting boots on the ground at a time when they are trying to extract from everything," he said.
Sir Richard Shirreff said: "What we have got is this commitment-phobic government that is terrified of being seen to be putting boots on the ground at a time when they are trying to extract from everything".
Of course I am not, but I am driving as if I am extracting everything from it, and not trying to make up for what the car can't do".
Mr. He and his wife are part of a remarkable legion of some 82,000 rural migrants in Beijing -- nearly half of them from a single county in Sichuan -- who rummage through the waste of this burgeoning city, extracting everything of conceivable value and selling it to recycling factories in a neighboring province.
In "Verbs," Sarah Charlesworth reproduced a front page of The New York Times from 1978, but extracted everything except its verbs and images.
Do we want these companies, which want to extract increasing tolls, to know everything?
