Sentence examples for notable sources from inspiring English sources
Among the notable sources he cites: "My Father's Brain" by Jonathan Franzen; "Elegy for Iris" by John Bayley; "The Bear Came Over the Mountain," the Alice Munro story adapted for the screen as "Away From Her"; "The Forgetting" by David Shenk; and "Losing My Mind: An Intimate Look at Life with Alzheimer's," a wrenching memoir by Thomas DeBaggio.
From the samples in this collection it appears that railroads and local governments (cities, towns, counties, etc). were notable sources of paper money, but not in the same magnitude as the banks.
According to Dagher and BouJaoude (2011), science education in Muslim countries is primarily influenced by two notable sources, the official interpretation of religion and science by the ulema (religious leaders) and popular views about the interactions between science and religion.
It is one of the most notable sources of funding for the Institute.
He has been featured on the Washington Post, NBC, CCTV, TIME, BBC, Bloomberg Businessweek, AJ+, and other notable sources.
One of these companies, already taking momentum and gaining credible recognition from notable sources like the TechCrunch, is called Splash.FM.
The modern city of Samarra became a notable source of tension between Sunnis and Shiites after the Iraq war.
Neither is a notable source of the invisible ultraviolet or infrared radiation found in natural daylight, which has a more even distribution of the spectral colors.
In terms of monetary value, however, vegetable production exceeds that of fruit, with Michigan being a notable source of cucumbers, celery, asparagus, carrots, and pumpkins.
DNA preserved within dental calculus represents a notable source of information about the behaviour and health of ancient hominin specimens, as well as a unique system that is useful for the study of long-term microbial evolution.
One notable source of strength identified by the Fed policy makers is the housing sector, which helped lead the economy down before the Great Recession, but has led the way during a fitful recovery.
