Sentence examples for materials that formed from inspiring English sources
The Justice Department has suggested publicly that Nunes himself did not review the materials that formed the basis for the memo — apparently instead relying on staff to brief him.
Organic soil materials that formed in different environments are generally of different botanical composition; degrees of decomposition and contents of mineral admixtures are equally varied.
The reason for this dependence is that the cellulose and other plant materials that form the basis of their diets cannot be degraded by enzymes encoded in their own genomes.
Or it was nudged inward by the material that formed the planets.
In 1984 they converted a barn to store the material that formed the Library of Light Orchestral Music.
At two coastal spots, the researchers found these layers of sand topped by layers of mud that gradually becomes peat (the material that formed the forest floor).
These holdings include material that formed the basis of the research of many of the founders of American paleobotany, including Leo Lesquereux, J.S. Newberry, E.W. Berry, W.M. Fontaine, Lester Ward, George R. Wieland and Arthur Hollick.
These holdings include material that formed the basis of the research of many of the founders of American paleobotany, including J.S. Newberry, Leo Lesquereux, E.W. Berry, W.M. Fontaine, Lester Ward and Arthur Hollick.
Irwin said the Libyans had been fully justified in bringing their claims against MI5 and MI6, the Home Office and the Foreign Office as they could not have known that Siac had considered the material that formed the basis for their case.
And his insistence on such a formality symbolised the reverence with which he approached the material that formed the core of the performances during his last years, a guarantee of dignity even as he grew infirm.
This discovery was surprising — organic matter should have broken down in the heat of the dense, swirling disk of material that formed the planets more than 4 billion years ago.
