Sentence examples for of originating from inspiring English sources

YieldStreet said that to date, Athena has racked up cumulative originations totaling some $225 million (the fees that are made out of originating the loans) and, strikingly, no realized credit losses.

Pride of originating from Friuli, the region in which Udine is located, often trumps pride of being Italian.

His party's official platform supports privatizing student loans, saying: "the federal government should not be in the business of originating student loans".

Historians have accused Louvois of originating the dragonnades, the quartering of troops in Protestant households with the intention of forcing conversion to Roman Catholicism.

This peculiarity efficiently triggers the possibility of originating complex behavior, i.e. the formation of interacting structures at hierarchical length-scales characterized by emerging and specific properties and functions.

"It wasn't until the last few years that people have paid more attention to them and discovered they contain not only imprints of originating cells, but also DNA from tumors and other molecules," he explains.

The authors attributed this result to the change of originated jet fluid at the nozzle-end.

PLACE OF ORIGIN: The originating location of a particular text.

Transfers of embryos originating from oocyte donation cycles were excluded.

The idea of democracy originated, of course, in ancient Greece, more than two millennia ago.

In 1970, the State of California originated the concept of "no-fault" divorce.