Sentence examples for it originating from inspiring English sources
The IT Barometer 2003 survey is a timely check on the levels of general adoption of IT and specific adoption of IT originating from the CORENET.
Across the world's oceans there are still many more millions of tons of floating plastic, most of it originating from land, not ships.
By 1999 the imagery of cyberpunk, much of it originating from Japanese anime such as Akira and Ghost In The Shell, was so familiar that it could be recycled wholesale as a Hollywood blockbuster in The Matrix.
Since March, it has received a small gusher of media attention, most of it originating with vehement critics who have charged that it is an attempt to attract under-age drinkers, called for legal action against Anheuser-Busch and labeled Spykes "liquid lunchables".
The near-worldwide abundance of extractable natural gas has seemed like a surprise to many, but there's a long line of analysis pointing in this direction, much of it originating with the work of the Italian physicist and systems analyst Cesare Marchetti.
Yet we have in the end to allow that we mean by it originating, causing, or bringing about the existence of something, viz.
(Naturally. It just trickled its way down from Seattle, where it originated).
Its popularity is greatest in North America, where it originated.
"It originated in Africa.
