Sentence examples for centres come from inspiring English sources

This is how innovation centres come into being, from a combination of circumstance and entrepreneurship.

New centres come at a cost (both capex and opex) that dilutes short term profitability and cash generation.

RMT believes that signallers' jobs will be in jeopardy when centralised control centres come into operation in the next few years.

Male goats admitted to artificial insemination centres come from herds that have shown no clinical symptoms of contagious agalactia (CA) for the last 6 mo.

A large percentage of the children in other centres come from the same background, face the same difficulties, and require the same protection, both within the centres and at home, as those in more traditional centres, but may not be considered orphans.

But with the creation of the secret police force, Dina, and their specialist torture centres came a new sweep.

"From all four centres came reports of violence, ill temper, serious injury, and precious little of the artistic soccer to be expected of the world's leading professionals".

Because most of the working class of Bangkok and other urban centres came originally from rural northeastern Thailand, a synthesis of traditional northeastern Thai music known as mawlam and Western pop music enjoys a wide audience in the cities.

The testimony, which is backed up by human rights groups that have deplored the appalling conditions in Greek detention centres, comes after the EU released €83m (£71.8m) in April to improve living conditions for refugees stranded in the country.

It would be good for any new centres coming into the Ireland squad to train alongside BOD, it would be a real benefit to learn from his experience and class.

I googled 'vipasanna UK' and a couple of centres came up, with all places full for the summer.