Sentence examples for may originally come from inspiring English sources

These disruptive RNA molecules may originally come from Kit mutant fathers, who harbor them in their sperm (ScienceNOW, 9 September 2002).

"They may have originally come from the boroughs to suburbia," said James W. Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Affairs at Rutgers University.

Sort of like "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade" (which may have originally come from the pen of Dale Carnegie, author of How to Make Friends and Influence People).

The common local occurrence of blocks of mantle peridotite, blueschists, and/or eclogites in such Neogene emplacements suggest that these serpentinite bodies may have originally come from deep crustal and/or mantle depths and were entrained with serpentinite ascent during the formation and lengthening of the San Andreas Fault System.

Ron also reminds wavering Republicans to recall that POTUS 40 said on signing immigration reform in 1986, "I believe in amnesty for those who have put down roots here even though they may have originally come here illegally".

Therefore, a student classified as 'black African' may not necessarily be a previously disadvantaged South African individual as they may originally have come from other African countries.

How did this story originally come to your attention?

How did the idea for this originally come up?

And where did his family originally come from?

Her family had originally come from Poland and Russia.

How did CREEP originally come about?