Sentence examples for material that appears from inspiring English sources
"But we want to be as scrupulous as we can be about the scientific material that appears on screen".
For mosses, the earliest material that appears unambiguous is from the Permian Period (299 million to 251 million years ago), and the detailed relationships are not clear.
The church sent a complaint to Google last month, saying that its search results for "Scientology" included links to copyrighted church material that appears on a Web site critical of the church.
The subpoenas produced material that appears to show several instances of money sent by Mr. Eichenwald, sometimes under another name, to a PayPal account controlled by Mr. Berry and an older business partner, Greg Mitchel.
The magazine will use much of the same material that appears in the American edition, but Mr. Ledbetter added that specific areas -- like the application of broadband and wireless technology to the Internet -- may receive more attention in the European edition.
High on the wishlist for discoveries are dark matter, the invisible material that appears to hang around galaxies and makes up more than 25% of the universe; hidden extra dimensions that would explain why gravity is so puny compared to other forces of nature; and an explanation for why the world around us is not made from antimatter.
YAHOO -- Two French anti-racism groups sued Yahoo in France last spring for allowing French Internet users to see Nazi-related material that appeared in Yahoo's auctions.
If Oasis had stayed together, the material that appeared on Gallagher's 2011 solo debut would only have been "dotted around [bigger] albums … they would have never been [released as] a collection of songs".
The inspectors said the agency had provided Iran in late October with a list of outstanding questions about documents and other material that appeared to be studies involving nuclear weapons, which Iran has repeatedly dismissed as forgeries.
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