Sentence examples for more provenance from inspiring English sources

However, more provenance trials are required to clarify the genotype effects of this species at different sites.

Lehmann's compatriots will make less of dourness and much more of provenance.

But "Bass Place," a ballad of more mysterious provenance, was another story.

The boards Mr. Legge is selling have a more sanitary provenance.

"Everybody's thinking more about provenance today than yesterday," said Mr. de Montebello.

Do you know of a pet tortoise with a more venerable provenance?

An impeccably banal door lever with more exalted provenance than most things at Sotheby's?

One item that has a more distinguished provenance is the teak and wool armchair made by Finn Juhl, the Danish furniture designer.

That boom saw the values of some fashionable cars double each month, and fortunes were paid for cars of dubious quality and even more dubious provenance.

Here we establish a foundation for more robust provenance studies and field sampling strategies through a discussion of (1) quarry identification and (2) sampling within prospective sources.

"Since the recession kicked in, there's evidence that customers care more about provenance than ever," says Mike Coupe, group commercial director at Sainsbury's.