Sentence examples for been borrowed from other from inspiring English sources

Elements of the competition have been borrowed from other sports.

In the 1920's-era 1920's-erat-lit laboratory, a technician, Thomas Murant, said he would buy new centrifuges and incubators to replace malfunctioning equipment that has been borrowed from other laboratoryes.

After the setup is established, the musical stays more or less faithful to Shakespeare's play, although it has been trimmed, some modern idiom has been inserted here and there, and a few lines have been borrowed from other plays, all for comic effect.

Some of these are unique to information security but others have been borrowed from other science and engineering disciplines.

Many of these interventions have been borrowed from other (offender) populations and their evidence base in a Serious Mental Illness (SMI) population is uncertain.

Much has been borrowed from other very large embedded vision markets which are also highly cost-sensitive: These are mobile telephony and portable computing.

Half of it had been borrowed from others, and Ali's family had had to sell their house, their cars, and their shops to repay the debts.

Mr Sam more or less stumbled on the formula, and many of its best ideas have been borrowed from others: the selling of goods out of boxes on their pallets came from the French group Carrefour, while the practice of holding meetings in rooms without chairs was first spotted at Asda's headquarters in Leeds, England.

The Pentagon, which has been borrowing from other accounts to pay for the Kosovo operation, says if it does not get $2 billion by late April, the Army, in particular, will have to cancel training and postpone maintenance, all steps that could hurt military readiness.

I have no money left now and have been borrowing from other passengers to pay for our food and water.

Outdoor shows were borrowed from other Disney properties.