extracting

• “There is no evidence that it is effective in extracting information more reliably than other interrogation techniques.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Bishops and Abortion

• “On the other hand, organs specialized in extracting oxygen have evolved.”

  Archive 2009-01-01

• “No tissues or cells specialized in extracting oxygen from water or air have evolved.”

  Archive 2009-01-01

• “Not to mention that any hint of condensation will begin extracting the coffee from the beans.”

  The Coffee Geek’s Guide To Storing Beans | Lifehacker Australia

• “If producers succeed in extracting gas from shale, they will need pipelines, processing plants and storage facilities.”

  The Washington Post: The promise and peril of master limited partnerships

• “Gas fields are less sought-after than oil fields because the process of gas extracting is more difficult, with crude being easier to market and transport, according to petroleum industry analysts.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Iraq Lauds Licensing Auction After Awarding Three Fields

• “Rescuers plan to begin extracting the miners in a capsule, dubbed the Phoenix, possibly as soon as next week, depending upon progress drillers make boring a shaft to the chambers inhabited by the 33 men.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Chile Miners Work Out Before Rescue

• “Where a helpful Pakistani guy assisted me in extracting the old, dead battery from my car - a considerable effort which had eluded me for hours and eventually involved smacking it with a wrench and cracking one of the metal tabs.”

  OMG

• “This case reminds practitioners to be thorough in extracting pertinent information from their clients before giving advice about Trust distributions.”

  Trusts and Estates

• “The panel that denied his parole was plainly more interested in extracting a tearful apology from Latimer than it was in performing its proper function.”

  2008 January 23 « Unambiguously Ambidextrous

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