Sentence examples for of doubtful origin from inspiring English sources

"The poor pay more for water than the rich," says Cruz. "They pay 10 to 12 times more for water of doubtful origin".

Levitt's account of Kassim Tajideen's arrest in Belgium in 2003 refers to charges of "large-scale tax fraud, money laundering and trade in diamonds of doubtful origin, to the value of tens of millions of Euros".

At his trial last month, Mr. Yang had pleaded guilty to charges of taking bribes worth 250,000 renminbi, or $41,000, and possessing 5 million renminbi, or more than $800,000, in funds of doubtful origin.

This covered not only money deposited by German Jews in Swiss banks that was never reclaimed, but also bullion of doubtful origin that the Swiss National Bank had bought from the German Reichsbank during the war.

Poet John Hill Hewitt wrote in 1862 that "The homely air of 'Dixie', of extremely doubtful origin ... [is] generally believed to have sprung from a noble stock of Southern stevedore melodies".

There was probably a more sophisticated version of the inquisition that he remembered from St. Cyprian's, in which "new boys of doubtful social origin" were bombarded with questions like "What part of London do you live in?

Contrary to what has been observed in this work, Asuretuli Shavi, a black berried female variety from the Southern Georgia (Marneuli district), was identified as a case of doubtful Georgian origin, because of based on SSR genotyping it showed a PO relationship with the ancient Greek variety Rhoditis [ 12].

These larger units are of doubtful validity and restricted utility.

(Recall the role of doubtful irrelevant proposita in a positio).

Biologist Nicole Duplaix calls the division of "doubtful value".

As revealed by the computer programs SplitsTree (Fig.  3), STRUCTURE and NEWHYBRIDS (Fig.  4) all three doubtful individuals (Sf22, Sf23 and Sf24) were of hybrid origin.