Sentence examples for earlier source from inspiring English sources
If true, it could indicate an earlier source of exposure than the first known mailing of anthrax.
It precedes the first batch of anthrax letters that was sent out on or around Sept. 18 and would indicate a new and earlier source of exposure.
Traces of German, Scots-Irish and English distilling traditions are evident in the American style, but there's much that can't be traced to an earlier source — a gap that slave traditions might fill.
While Ms. Smith believes the current interest in reality-based forms of entertainment has been spurred by the 20th-century technology of tape recorders and television, her own fascination has its roots in an earlier source: the Russian director Konstantin Stanislavsky, who championed a realistic style of acting.
The Academia Mexicana is one of 20 organizations in Latin America affiliated with the Real Academia Espanola (Royal Spanish Academy) in Madrid, established in 1713 to protect Castilian Spanish from an earlier source of linguistic pollution: words derived from Quechua, Nahuatl and other indigenous tongues were being incorporated into Latin American speech.
But just as Mr. Comey's handling of terrorism and insider trading cases in New York shaped his view of national security and law enforcement, he made it clear that his empathy for crime victims came from a much earlier source: the night that he and brother were held up at gunpoint in suburban New Jersey.
In his "Dictionary," Pierre Bayle writes of complaints about Descartes's "pirating" of ideas from earlier sources.
The new details, published in the New York Times, contradict earlier sources who said Molchanova had been diving in the area recreationally.
Not himself an able historian, he nevertheless preserved much information of value by his transmission of earlier sources.
Earlier, sources claimed he had suffered a "serious depressive episode" six years ago and was receiving on-going medical treatment.
One of the earlier sources of conflict concerned agricultural subsidies, which made up a large portion of the European Community's budget.
