Sentence examples for having originated from from inspiring English sources
"having originated from" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referencing something's origin or source. For example: "The Chinese practice of tea drinking dates back centuries, having originated from the country's southwestern region."
We included ethnic origin as a dichotomous variable, and differentiated those who identify as having originated from regions that are primarily inhabited by the Merina (which is foremost the region surrounding and including urban Antananarivo, historically known as Imerina); from those who did not identify as having originated from Imerina.
Many reported it as having originated from the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, a police union.
The plants reproduce readily by asexual fragmentation, and many invasive populations consist entirely of individuals of the same sex, having originated from a single, introduced, plant fragment.
Earlier this week, another letter from 5,000 small business owners was ridiculed for having originated from Conservative headquarters and having at least 45 duplicate names on it, including one man who signed it four times.
It takes four days for the solar wind to arrive at Earth, having originated from a point that has rotated about 50° west (13° per day) from its original position facing Earth.
"There was no evidence of an explosive event having originated from within the cargo itself, and a review of the cargo manifests showed no items that could be considered capable of causing or contributing to such an event," the report said.
(This was paraphrased by Norman, but originally thought to have originated from the philosopher Goethe).
The virus is thought to have originated from camels.
It turned out that she had originated from two genomes.
Its population had originated from "Mongolian and Aryan peoples who had come over from India".
SARS, Dr. Alibek said in an interview, might have originated from a similar accident.
