Sentence examples for has origin in from inspiring English sources
The Project has origin in a dynamics proposal in subject Product Project 1.
Ajuda suffers more damage (more total collapses) than Graça for a near source, but the situation reverses when the earthquake has origin in a far source.
For what concerns the exports flows, about the 65% of freight has origin in the North and about the 16% in the South of Italy.
It has origins in naval warfare, according to this in-depth Atlantic Wire explainer.
(The Danish word for fair and moderate has origins in the Vikings' term for passing mead around a fire).
The child-protection movement has origins in 1837, with "Oliver Twist," Charles Dickens's indictment of England's Poor Laws.
The main staple of Terms' artwork is an angel he said has origins in Ethiopian art.
The Advent season has origins in ancient Judeo-Christian expectations of divine justice.
The Chinese population in the Seattle area has origins in mainland China, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, and Taiwan.
As Gay Yuen, board president of Los Angeles' Chinese American Museum, pointed out to HuffPost, "Chinaman" has origins in the 1860s.
That should at least be on thing to please Pierre Garcon, a wide receiver for the losing Colts, whose family has origins in Haiti.
