Sentence examples for believed to derive from inspiring English sources
Pahlavi's interest in western art is believed to derive from her education in France.
The name Willamette is believed to derive from a Kalapuya Indian phrase meaning "west bank".
Its bass figures are believed to derive from the running sequence of guitar accompaniment.
(The word itself is believed to derive from the Dutch word dop, an alcoholic beverage consumed by Zulu warriors before battle).
(The name Gowanus is believed to derive either from the chief of the local Canarsee Indians, Gowane, or from the Dutch word for bay, gouwee).
The material is believed to derive from Manning, although WikiLeaks does not reveal its sources and its operations are designed to mask the source of the files it receives.
For example, lung ADC is believed to be derived from type-II pneumocytes, while lung SCC descend from basal cells.
The word "juke" is believed to be derived from the African-influenced Gullah dialect of the Southeast coast, in which "jook" means "disorderly" or "wicked".
The word juju is believed to be derived from the French joujou ("plaything"), though some sources claim it is from the Hausa language, meaning "fetish" or "evil spirit".
(Both are believed to be derived from a common ancestral gene, the pseudogene shunted aside in the evolutionary past when it became dysfunctional).
They were well known as traders (the name Ottawa is believed to be derived from an Algonquian word meaning "to trade"), and they took part in the local fur trade.
