Sentence examples for it originated so from inspiring English sources

Scientists say the relative lack of damage from this powerful quake came, in large part, because it originated so deep within the earth -- some 30 miles beneath the surface, 40 miles southwest of Seattle.

In addition, the company was still known as MyTeksi in Malaysia, where it originated, so that confusion will be removed, too.

In addition, the company was still known as MyTeksi in Malaysia, where it originated, so that confusion will be removed, too.

Its novel togal morphology probably entailed drastic changes in OM morphogenesis when it originated, so Omp85 itself may then have changed equally dramatically (assuming that the small 403-amino-acid protein, AAD36794, detected by BLAST with a very weak e-value of 1.6, is derived from it).

They didn't know where the tumor originated so they called it an occult tumor.

A Ford spokesman said: "Ford is investigating this issue with the university to identify the computer from which the hard disk originated so that we can determine its history.

TEHRAN — Southeast Iran was hit Tuesday by the most powerful earthquake to strike the country in 40 years, and its reverberations were felt as far away as India, but Iranian officials said the tremor had originated so deep underground, and in such a sparsely populated area, that it caused relatively few casualties and only minor damage.

I'm from Southern California, which is basically where Mexican food originated, so I know what I'm talking about.

"Between his Spider King act and the fire swallowing, he originated so much of what you see today as far as glam rock and costumes go.

Carl Tainui, who lives nearby, was out walking Sunday evening and said he was "shocked" that such "total hatred" had allegedly originated so close to his home.

For example, genetic sequencing helped us quickly identify where an outbreak of the virus had originated, so that we could prevent more polio cases.