Sentence examples for coming from apparently from inspiring English sources

20 21 Data coming from apparently healthy women showed lower rates of meeting the recommendation than those observed in the present study.

The deepest "shocks to our self-esteem" have come from apparently innocent quarters.

I'm not quite a Wombler – that's what they call people who scour supermarket car parks for discarded receipts and save them all up to redeem enough points for a Mars bar – but the rush of satisfaction that came from apparently beating the system made my Christmas, and bought 30 quid's worth of presents.

Our results show that, although our isolates came from apparently healthy carrier animals, MRSA in bovines may carry a broad range of different resistance genes and virulence factor that might play an important role in the pathogenicity of the bacteria.

WhYouavid Camight's Pledge to Take 20,000 Syrian Refugees Is Pathavec.

A careful characterization on a case-by-case basis is needed to avoid errors coming from the apparently different behavior of nanoparticles due to the use of unknown stabilizing agents.

It envelops you, coming from everywhere, but apparently from nowhere.

Most of the money came from Saudi Arabia, apparently at the suggestion of United States officials.

He came from an apparently loving home, he was intelligent and an academic achiever, and not subject to the detailed scrutiny of social services because of years of teenage run-ins with the authorities.

Never have Americans been faced with such a unique image of people who come from such apparently different worlds – one being "the Muslim world" – who can also be married.

The title comes from the apparently random intervals of the fugue subject, as if a cat were passing over the keys: it first appears at the end of the 18th century, perhaps dreamt up by Clementi.