Sentence examples for its originators from inspiring English sources

While it was merely annoying hapless users, the Internet service providers (ISPs) who receive it from its originators and dispatch it to its victims did not care that much.

My charge is much simpler: the euro project is not only failing to deliver on the promises of its originators, it's doing the exact opposite – by eroding the living standards of ordinary Europeans.

The cops also began an aggressive, controversial program of "stop and frisk" — "designed to catch the sharks, not the dolphins," as Jack Maple, one of its originators, described it — that involved what's called pejoratively "profiling".

An unavoidable side effect of the math is (to oversimplify) when the ZCash blockchain is initially set up, it is possible for its originators to retain "secret keys" that will allow them to anonymously create and spend new counterfeit ZCash whenever they like.

The MT3 cell line (with a single X chromosome, suggesting male origin) was obtained from its originators [ 34], and has been shown to be identical to the colorectal cancer cell line LS174T based on SNP analysis [ 35].

As carefully thought out as a new product or system may be, it can hold surprises for its originators and its adopters alike.

His latest and perhaps most ambitious (read: bordering on crazy) venture is called Hyperloop and it, like its originator, is a concept that's married to forward movement.

It was intended by its originator to improve upon what he and others considered weak points in Esperanto.

It's thought that its originator was the 6th Century poet-king Imru' al-Qais.

Its originator, Francisco Cirillo, has been teaching it for 10 years, but it has now spawned several web-based fan groups and at least three iPhone apps.

As a message passes through a hierarchy, rebounding from the prejudices, anxieties, and vested interests of each receiver, it can become unrecognizable to its originator.