Sentence examples for by a source show from inspiring English sources
Screenshots provided to me by a source show that Crystal Clanton, who served until last summer as the group's national field director, sent a text message to another Turning Point employee saying, "I HATE BLACK PEOPLE.
At least some of the coverage has been patently unfair, including one article published last week in one Lima newspaper that reported that a local television station had been offered a videotape by a source showing Mr. Toledo's Belgian-born wife attending the funeral of the wife of a Shining Path terrorist leader a few years ago.
But the existence of the Baer email, passed to The Huffington Post by a source, shows that there were personal threats being made prior to McCarthy's abrupt announcement.
The Times on Tuesday reviewed a security video provided by a source, which showed blurry images of figures swinging batons or sticks at a man on the ground.
In contrast, the measured signals generated by a manual impact source shows good signal consistency in the frequency range of 10 30 kHz: the useful frequency range depends on the diameter of the steel ball used for impact sources.
The coherent imaging system can be experimentally characterized by a complex point source, shown in Fig. 2(b).
When we compute the displacement for a dislocation source shown by the solid circle in Fig. 1, the vertical displacement at Oshika is also consistent with the observed data (Fig. 5); it is very small during the initial 10 s after the arrival of the P-wave.
While knowing how many visitors are converting is great, sales by lead source shows which leads are generating the most sales.
Results from the sensitivity analysis stratified by funding source showed that the risk estimate for third generation users (compared with non-users) was lower in industry sponsored studies than in non-industry sponsored studies (relative risk 1.9 v 5.2).
The findings, backed up by documentary sources, show a "bunk bed" formation with bodies separated by stone partitions within the same grave.
The differentiation of the 'effect' category by source showed that scientific journals were predominantly positive (ratio =3.5), whereas Dutch and British newspapers coverage of effect was mainly negative (ratios=0.69 NL and 0.94 UK, table 1).
