Sentence examples for more local sources from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the offerings back home draw influence from all over the world (with a strong Asian infusion) and are frequently prepared from much fresher and more local sources.
Additional moisture comes from more local sources, especially transpiring vegetation.
Alternatively, the VMH might obtain additional metabolic substrates from more local sources.
The short lifetime of ultrafine particles supports the association of HOA with more local sources.
Moves to more local sourcing and less animal transport would help, too.
British fashion manufacturing is firmly back in the spotlight thanks to the likes of the well-publicised Mary Portas's Kinky Knickers campaign, London Fashion Week and the push towards more local sourcing within the UK.
Its managing director, Keith McIntyre, pointed out that Potter "lives in Reading just five minutes from the new offices we are moving to later this year – she could not be more local!" Source: HoldtheFrontPage.
It has also been identified, although far more rarely, in some Netherlandish paintings and while the mineral may have been imported from Germany, it is possible that it came from a more local source such as that in the Fagne/Famenne region of modern-day Belgium [35].
The greater contribution of lighter PCBs in the control hay indicates long-range atmospheric transport in the background samples while a more local source seems to be affecting the sample in Engidalur.
An investigation related to this issue involving the same three speciation monitors (Ito et al. 2004) found that the PM2.5 chemical species associated with regional secondary aerosols (e.g., SO4 and NO3) tend to have higher monitor-to-monitor temporal correlations than do the species associated with more local combustion sources (e.g., EC and Ni).
"My sense is desalination is likely in the Bay Area region at some point in the next 50 years as it becomes clearer the region's reliance on Sierra snowpack has reached its limit," she said, "and the state as a whole turns more to local sources of supply".
