Sentence examples for danish origin from inspiring English sources

However, all but one of the infected products were of Danish origin, the other Irish.

The area was invaded by the Danes in the 9th century, and the shire seems to be of Danish origin.

The results showed that compared with parents of Danish origin, ethnic minority parents were more likely to evaluate their own diets negatively (OR 3.0, CI 1.7 5.3), and to evaluate their children's diets negatively (OR 4.6, CI 2.5 8.4).

Roman remains have been found at Fiddler's Balk in the West Field, and many of the names still in use, such as toft, flatt, gate and syke, are of Danish origin, showing that Scandinavian invaders also left their mark on this ancient landscape.

Dalgaard, an immigrant of Danish origin himself, sympathized.

Migration status was measured by the pupil's and parents' country of birth and coded into: 1) Danish origin, 2) descendants of immigrants and 3) immigrants.

The new king took pains to be seen as a Christian ruler and a generous patron of the church, as shown in this double portrait in which he is portrayed as an Anglo-Saxon king, despite his Danish origins.

Despite her sons' internment and her mother's Danish origins, Olga was implicated in her compatriots' collusion with German forces, as she continued to meet and extend help to Russian émigrés fighting against communism.

The ruling dynasty of Greece was of German-Danish origin and Constantine and Sophia were seen as far too German by the Venizelists, but even though the marriage of the king to a Greek presented an opportunity to Hellenize the royal family, and counter criticisms that it was a foreign institution, both Venizelists and Constantinists opposed the match.

Non-participants were also more likely to be older, single, and of non-Danish origin.

Excluding IDUs or individuals of non-Danish origin only changed the estimates marginally (results not shown).