Sentence examples for mostly emanating from from inspiring English sources
There's also bad news, mostly emanating from Congress.
A rising chorus of voices, mostly emanating from the Republican congress, has been stridently attacking research and teaching in the liberal arts.
The N.H.L. has its share of silliness, mostly emanating from Canada's obsession with the Sidney Crosby concussion watch, which has spiraled to the ridiculous rumor stage.
ReprintsThe past week has seen many reports, mostly emanating from Islamabad, of a well-advanced al-Qaeda plot to launch commando attacks in Berlin, Paris and London similar to those that took place in Mumbai in 2008.
Predictably, pleas to #BoycottTunnocks emerged on Twitter – mostly emanating from the hard-hammered keyboards of angry cybernats turning puce at the news that the flag-waving red lion had been excised.
A wave of over 150 bomb threats mostly emanating from Israel early last year contributed to increases in many places.
In the recent past, that threat mostly emanated from China.
Israeli military officials say that there are now hundreds of terrorists in Sinai, and that the militant activity mostly emanates from the Palestinian enclave of Gaza and, to a lesser extent, from global jihadist cells originating in North Africa.
In the past year some 1,500 Pakistanis have been killed by terrorism and insurgency, mostly in or emanating from the north-west.
The Chinese authorities have warned of terror plots emanating from the mostly Muslim region of Xinjiang.
Good cop, bad cop may be useful in reducing a prisoner to confession, but the contradictory messages emanating from Washington serve mostly to confuse — and not in a good way.
