Sentence examples for comes from certain from inspiring English sources
"FLEC no longer exists, the attack comes from certain individuals who want to cause problems for us," he said.
A. Luckily this is a rare problem; it comes from certain kinds of very common funguses that may be inhaled or swallowed by almost anyone anywhere.
Well, besides the telephone-service fees, much of the revenue comes from "certain payments from the suppliers whose products we sell, such as an airline," Mr. Shaw said.
Instead, Mr. Martelly has claimed that nobody in Haiti wants to see Mr. Duvalier prosecuted and that the push to do so comes from "certain institutions and governments" abroad.
The best evidence to date comes from certain subtypes of migraine with aura, in which, point mutations in genes controlling the translocation of calcium, sodium and potassium have been implicated.
Beyond the use of LinkedIn is a sort of "secret sauce" of curation, which is in part based on an invite-only strategy and partially comes from certain profile requirements that users have to meet.
They come from certain thunderstorms, usually super-cell thunderstorms that are in a wind shear environment that promotes rotation.
Visitors without a U.S. visa coming from certain countries — mostly in Europe, plus Japan, New Zealand, Korea, and Singapore — must pay fourteen dollars.
There's no occasion to ask something as basic as "Where do sentences come from?" Certain kinds of writers do try to answer this question.
"I mean, come on, let's be honest... .. (There's a long pause, and I want to say, "OK! What about?") "Happiness doesn't come from certain things.
