Sentence examples for worked out from a from inspiring English sources

We have to, but I wouldn't say it's worked out from a team standpoint".

We've had a few times it hasn't worked out, from a consistency basis.

The ECB can only help to make sure that these fundamental issues are worked out from a platform of growing prosperity rather than in a time of crisis and decline.

The problem with using a foreign platform is that it must be a compromise: not the best starting point for the American car but the best that can be worked out from a vehicle designed for Europe first.

Payment for the contract is worked out from a formula based on the practice population profile, taking into account factors such as age and gender of patients and list turnover (number of registered patients) of each practice, rather than the number of doctors.

In this work, an elastic-plastic continuum material model for blast furnace iron ore pellets is worked out from an experimental data.

These are assigned different weights for example, ease of doing business accounts for 20% of the index, livability for 10%—and performance in each area is worked out from an array of indicators.

The courtyard standpipe, too, got a serious working out from Young Marster Ross, muscles heaving as he first filled said Jud-dousing bucket, and then as he transformed Demelza from lice-ridden urchin to flame-haired goddess.

I'm watching them work out from a level above, and their camaraderie is striking.

There's nothing especially mysterious about death, although there may be a lot of details to work out from a scientific point of view.

I was trying to work out, from a government point of view, what kind of Games we wanted London to be.