Sentence examples for established source from inspiring English sources

Dissent, an unwillingness to cooperate with an established source of authority, which can be social, cultural, or governmental.

Another enduring contribution was his role in setting up the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology in 1988, now an established source of scientific wisdom, explained in layman's language for unscientific MPs who need to understand issues before a vote.

High-Rise, from established source material and starring Tom Hiddleston, Sienna Miller, Elisabeth Moss and Luke Evans, is significantly Wheatley's biggest film, by budget, scale of release and box office.

The document says the 45 minute claim "came from a reliable and established source, quoting a well-placed senior officer" - described by intelligence sources as a senior Iraqi officer still in Iraq.

PATNA, INDIA — While investigating child labor in India last month for a book, I found myself in the northern state of Bihar, an established source of children for trafficking networks.

Mitochondria are an established source of cellular ROS and in this ex-vivo model, ROS increased significantly following exposure to septic serum.

As many as 15 ministers could be new, according to the Malaysian Insider, another independent online newspaper with established sources in the government.

And it says new figures come from a variety of established sources, such as answers to parliamentary questions, reports from US and UK government agencies and leaked documents.

Colville said the new allegations and information had come from civilians and established sources in northern Iraq that the UN had used in the past, who could not be named for their own security.

Lateral atlantoaxial (LAA) joints are established sources of nociceptive input in chronic whiplash associated disorder (WAD).

Home environments are established sources of exposure that exacerbate symptoms and home-based interventions are effective.