Sentence examples for finnish origin from inspiring English sources

She ends in hell, "where every member of the people of Finnish origin is sent, always and in every case".

As a part of the Swedish monarchy, Finland had been accorded practically no institutions of its own, but from the middle of the 18th century the majority of officials and intellectuals were of Finnish origin.

The Government Palace clock tower (Fig. 1) is of Finnish origin and made by the most famous Finnish watchmaker Jacob Johaninpoika Ala-Könni (1774 1830).

A few Quenya words, such as tul- "come" and anta- "give", clearly have a Finnish origin.

In the 19th century and early 20th century, horses of Finnish origin were used in creating many Baltic and Russian agricultural draught breeds, such as the Tori Horse and the Lithuanian Draught.

First, selection on the genotype is unlikely since all study subjects were of homogeneous Finnish origin.

Mr. Salonen's Finnish origins deliver an odd nonmusical connection: his language and Hungarian are part of the same Finno-Ugric group.

Six subjects among controls were excluded, four because of earlier breast cancer diagnosis and two because of non-Finnish origin.

*p < 0.05 **p < 0.01 *** p < 0.001 Migrant origin newborns had more interventions after birth than newborns of Finnish-origin.

Migrant origin women gave birth slightly more often prematurely (< 37 gestational weeks) than Finnish-origin mothers (5.1%and4.8%8%; Figure 3), but the difference remained insignificant.

The study population consisted of 483 incident breast cancer cases and 482 population controls of Finnish Caucasian origin.