Sentence examples for heavily sourced from inspiring English sources

Heavily sourced from the youth teams and Bundesliga 2 and 3, we have a lot of players who are unknowns but that is better than the journeymen we've had to scrape around for in the bargain bin at the end of previous window.

To discredit Al Qaeda with the Muslim public, officials sought "to create a constant drumbeat of anti-Al Qaeda information that was factual, directly quoted and heavily sourced," as one White House official described it.

A 24/7 feed of multimedia content that is heavily crowd-sourced can make Twitter the up-to-the-nanosecond news source with thought leaders offering commentary to the 140-character snippets that never end.

But XING has has sourced heavily from European sources with apps from Doodle, Dopplr, Deutsche Welle, MindMeister, spreed, travelload, Tungle, sueddeutsche.de, Wallstreet:Online, WELT ONLINE and ZCOPE.

And Mr Mezrich appears to have relied heavily on sources with large axes to grind against Facebook's boss.

With the benefit of hindsight, it's now clear that I and others were wrong to rely so heavily on sources who had so much at stake.

But large coal power stations and even diesel farms, a heavily polluting source of power, are able to bid for contracts lasting up to 15 years.

Cheap gas, in turn, has encouraged power companies to switch to the cleaner fuel, replacing the most heavily polluting source of energy that we know, coal.

In an essay to be published next month, Professor Lewis of Cardiff University notes that the BBC relies heavily on sources from politics and business like Nigel Lawson, and relatively infrequently on academics and scientists.

There are two heavily cited sources for construction cost data in the USA the Environmental Protection Agency EPAandand the World Bank.

It also implies that if the Cosmic X-ray Background is made up of heavily absorbed sources, they are unlikely to have the absorber confined to a geometrically thin disk as inferred for NGC 4945.