Sentence examples for important sources are from inspiring English sources

In 2011, the important sources are more widely distributed.

Important sources are missed (the most recent biography of Alexis Soyer is ignored in favour of an earlier, less useful, one) and the endnotes are spotty.

The most important sources are the mines in Badakhshan, northeastern Afghanistan, and those near Ovalle, Chile, where it is usually pale rather than deep blue.

Other important sources are the representations on cylinder seals and on boundary stones (kudurrus), both of which provide rich materials for religious iconography in certain periods.

The most important sources are pentlandite, found with nickel-bearing pyrrhotite, of which certain varieties contain 3 to 5 percent nickel, and chalcopyrite, and nickel-bearing laterites, such as garnierite, a magnesium nickel silicate of variable composition.

"When push comes to shove, judges make a very nice attempt at saying how important sources are," said a lawyer at a newspaper in Britain, where a shield law similar to the one in France has been in place since 1981.

In addition to stearin, two other important sources were found: spermaceti, from the head cavity of the sperm whale, and paraffin wax, from petroleum.

The way that sources of infectious wastes, generated from hospitals, vary by ward and department, was also illustrated and the most important sources were identified.

Until recently, non-specialists have been largely excluded from the debate because many important sources were not translated into modern languages.

Many minerals contain europium, with the most important sources being bastnäsite, monazite, xenotime and loparite.

Other important sources were coffee (14%), cola drinks (12%), chocolate (8%), and soft drinks (2%).