Sentence examples for many origins from inspiring English sources
Today's financial crisis has many origins.
Many origins have been offered for it.
It's a "few origins" versus "many origins" argument.
But strife has many origins, he said: "If it creates instability, chaos, conflict and war, that has national security implications".
Researchers in Sweden and the United States have now produced strong evidence that the "many origins" theory is correct.
Having made life difficult for teammates of many origins, Rocker will discover that he will always be an outsider to them.
One of the Martini's many origin myths swirls, vermouth-like, around the bar, circa 1912.
No one knows for sure why April Fools' Day is when it is, and trying to find out, by sifting through the many origin stories proposed for it, is a fool's errand.
In our case out best indicator of standardization in the countries of origin is the length of compulsory education, and not a national standardized exam, because for that later indicator is for many origin countries not valid.
Disco and garage came from the queer communities of 70s New York, the story of Chicago house begins in a gay bathhouse in Manhattan, and these are just a few of many origin tales.
Secondly, passenger route choice for different rail networks is analyzed, for a many-to-many Origin-Destination (OD) demand distribution, based on a total travel time cost per passenger basis.
