Sentence examples for normal sources of from inspiring English sources

Many of them said they decided not to use the rent money to replace normal sources of revenue, the great majority of which comes from church members themselves.

"If we had gone to our normal sources of funds, the banks, we'd have still been waiting six weeks later," Mr. Daffern said.

H&R Block said yesterday that it had tapped its bank credit lines twice for about $1 billion in the last week after its normal sources of cash began drying up.

Our moral judgments (about particular cases as well as about general principles) seem to float disconcertingly free from our normal sources of evidence concerning the nature of the world.

Tax defiers or "tax protesters" as they've traditionally been known glom onto one kooky, discredited theory or another as to why the income tax is illegal or doesn't apply to them personally or doesn't cover their normal sources of income.

The pipe saturation limited the flow rate through the valves and muscles, as normal sources of pressures in the simulations generated a flow rate higher than 45 L/min.

The money is needed because the standards authority's normal source of financing, a levy on paid advertising, would not work for other forms of company-sponsored marketing.

We seem to be starting fewer new homes, and those in foreclosure (not a normal source of this much supply) are being bought.

Nucleosome spacing inferred from cfDNA in healthy individuals correlates most strongly with epigenetic features of lymphoid and myeloid cells, consistent with hematopoietic cell death as the normal source of cfDNA.

CDC-42 may affect LIN-12 signaling per se or through promoting the activity of the LET-23/EGFR-Ras-MAPK pathway: although genetic enhancement of lin-12(d) mutations was observed in the absence of the anchor cell, the normal source of inductive signal, it is possible that VAV-1 and CDC-42 affect a basal activity of LET-23 or another receptor tyrosine kinase that promotes Ras activity.

The measure "will dry up many of the normal sources for national-security reporting and result in more media subpoenas as prosecutors attempt to 'smoke out' leakers, placing journalists in the untenable role of government enforcement agents," said Barbara Cochran, president of the association.