Sentence examples for of all provenance from inspiring English sources

Often it's stripped of all provenance, served up anonymously at Harlem and Brooklyn fry houses, or cut and shaped and packaged as fish sticks.

Here, VAZ-pools of all provenances were about 15 20% larger than in Schluchsee (Fig. S4B).

For A and gs, we observed a strong limitation of all provenances by low TAW (Fig. 4A,B).

Perhaps we should be glad that we've created a culture in which seriously talented people of all provenances want to work.

Range wide provenance trials using bulk seedlots of all provenances.

Foreign and domestic companies that employ hundreds of workers in this country cannot bid for government projects because they cannot guarantee the American provenance of all the steel, iron and manufactured goods in their supply chain, as the provision requires.

In the end, the Press Complaints Commission's viewpoint - based on its reading of the editors' code of practice - is that it is for editors to check on the provenance of all the pictures they run.

"Of all the paintings whose provenance has been scrutinized by the National Gallery for Nazi-era links, the Snyders was the one that has been the red flag for us, once we realized the Haberstock connection," said Mr. Powell.

Their first thought on the restaurant's concept was that it had to be a caricature: the provenance of all the ingredients, made in-house or sourced locally, was listed on the menu, which fluttered gently in the breeze off the Gowanus canal.

Regardless of all the problems with provenance and the arguments about whether the Horton painting has the same "energy and dynamism" as a true Pollock, how, one wonders, could anyone dispute its authenticity given "a perfect match" between the fingerprint on the canvas and the one in Pollock's studio?

Additional file 1 summarizes the provenance of all the taxa investigated.