Sentence examples for material could be found from inspiring English sources

However, when an investigator went to Hillblom's Asian homes, strangely no genetic material could be found.

Members of the Scene went by pseudonyms and used encrypted communications; they cultivated sources inside CD plants, radio stations and anywhere else that pre-release material could be found.

For example, if a material could be found that would allow jet engines to operate at 2500 degrees Fahrenheit instead of the present 1600, the engines would use only half as much fuel.

Now, people not fully aware of what's going on here might wonder what finite material could be found suitable for these right/wrong tests for seven- and 11-year-olds?

And it is mostly thanks to them that Craske's work has survived, especially when in the early 1970s, Townsend Warner presented her collection, along with whatever biographical material could be found, to Peter Pears and the Snape Maltings, believing that "Craske is an artist whose work should be on view in east Anglia … enhanced in the sharpened light of a seaboard sky".

4. (SBU) Google then experienced a wave of "attacks" in the media reporting that pornographic material could be found through the Google search engine.

But Peggy Bowen, of the New Jersey Council of Diving Clubs, said that even if she bought the idea that the subway cars would last only about 15 years, that would at least be a stopgap until other materials could be found.

Under Mr. Cox, the commission approved rules allowing companies to stop sending voluminous proxy materials to all shareholders, but instead to send out a notice telling how the materials could be found on the Internet, and offering to mail them if a shareholder called with such a request.

On the other hand, no evidence of integration of mycoplasmal genetic material (DNA) could be found in the malignant C3H cells induced by mycoplasmal infections [ 13].

Microspheres used in food must be approved by the Food and Drug Administration, and are made of complex carbohydrates (like certain starches) or other natural materials that could be found in your kitchen.

While cowboys and settlers didn't emerge as subjects until the 1890s, Indians were popular as early as the 1830s, when sculptures were typically marble and Americans worked in Italy because that's where the material and artisans could be found.