Sentence examples for largely emanated from inspiring English sources

Curiously, British jazz musicians have only tentatively embraced the club-culture rhythms that largely emanated from London.

Therefore, it is not a stretch to suggest that even as the Federal Reserve and Treasury have concentrated for the past year on addressing the risks to the financial system that largely emanated from the largest firms, these firms have at the same time migrated the farthest from the tradition public mission of the commercial banking industry.

This is a notable observation and may reflect the country of origin of the studies; the majority of qualitative studies were undertaken in Europe and Australia while instrumentation and survey studies largely emanated from North America.

Our strategic challenges will largely emanate out of the Pacific region," Dempsey said.

So our strategic challenges will largely emanate out of the Pacific region, but also the littorals of the Indian Ocean".

Ruggero Chiminello, chief executive of Torneria Ferraro, a small precision manufacturer based in Cassola, Italy, said his company had seen about a 10 percent rise in demand for the last quarter of 2009 and first quarter of 2010, largely emanating from Germany, Europe's export leader.

A chill fills that palace's rooms, a coldness largely emanating from the duchess and her close adviser, Sir John Conroy Mark Strongg), who keep Victoria under lock and key to control her and the power she will assume.

A scarcity of wavelengths available for civilian use made it seem practicable to corral the fledgling broadcasters, largely emanating from the wireless manufacturers such as Marconi, into one body.

A fair bit of splutter preceded the arrival of Russell T Davies's TV adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream (BBC1), largely on social media and largely emanating from the sort of people who enjoy getting angry about things they haven't seen.

These advances have been driven by an ever-growing volume of exciting discoveries, largely emanating from science laboratories in the West, and by their transformation into new products or processes that have flooded world markets.

But they typify a new style of American ethnic fusion that's largely emanating from California.