Sentence examples for values coming from from inspiring English sources
Research determined a need "to reappraise the Lipton brand," said Marina Zuber, international business director at DDB New York, part of the DDB Worldwide division of the Omnicom Group, and present it as one that would "stand for more positive values coming from the goodness of the tea".
Simulation results are validated by measurement values coming from an adsorption chiller tested.
Numbers along edges are bootstrap support values coming from 1000 replicates.
As major sources of safety effect values coming from the international experience we used Elvik et al. [7], HSM [16], Austroads [1, 2].
Thus, the current study's findings were compared with values coming from the international literature and from previous local evaluation studies that considered similar infrastructure improvements.
Field tests were performed by comparing speed values obtained by OCTO Telematics PVS with measured values coming from the automatic vehicle identification systems installed on the Italian motorway network.
Her most defining values come from God rather than politics – and we're not talking Simon Cowell.
Having an honest, open chat about where our money values come from makes me think there is hope for us.
"I talk about that to connect to people because I want people to understand where my values come from.
where the flow values come from the equation above.
6 Nebulous differences No, values came from different people.
