Sentence examples for materials often come from inspiring English sources

The Cinematic Orchestra reverses the proportions; their raw materials often come from the heritage of small-group jazz.

Audiovisual materials often come with a transcript – so you can check what you're listening to.

But to the gay performers, the traditionally Jewish material often comes with second helpings of poignancy and pain.

Any "Daily Show" alumnus knows that the most colorful material often comes from just letting your interview subject ramble.

Standardization reduces costs, since materials (which often come from sources overseas) can be ordered in bulk, and quickens the pace of construction.

Akusu et al. (2016) reported that the raw materials for salad making often come into contact with soil and thus improper washing with water may result in high human health risk.

Even when you tackle darker material, it often comes across as funny.

If surgeons initiate antibiotic treatment sooner - i.e. with only few symptoms - because of prosthetic material being present, culture results may more often come back negative.

"We often come across a compound that has opium and I.E.D. materials side by side, and opium and explosive materials and weapons," General Nicholson said, referring to improvised explosive devices.

By its own nature, the order specific products often come without pre-defined bills-of-materials which undermines the starting point of prevailing inventory planning methods.

Whereas competing brands can shop around for the cheapest materials, green businesses are restricted to sustainably sourced goods that often come at a premium.