Sentence examples for only been picked from inspiring English sources

So far it has only been picked up from pigs and has not been passed from person to person, said Joseph Bresee, a doctor in the influenza division at the agency.

"They have all been caught by surprise because this has come from civil society, a campaign that has been going on for almost a decade but has only been picked up by politicians after the banking crisis when they suddenly realised they were desperately short of cash".

We could tell right away from his shivering and anxious barking that he'd been held captive from his native sidewalks and alleyways for a good while, but then one of the animal technicians said he'd only been picked up a few days before and hadn't even been named yet.

A far higher proportion of these were due to foetal abnormalities, many of which can only be picked up at the 20-week abnormality scan.

Frey spends Monday to Friday afternoon in Vegas, while Bloom stays in L. A. in their canyon home decorated with shades of white that could only be picked by someone who spends her life specializing in gradations of color.

While it may well be true that sexism exists elsewhere but is only being picked up in your campaign, this argument implies a lack of desire to tackle a problem that has been highlighted within your own ranks.

Sadly, and alarmingly, Darjeeling tea is under enormous pressures from climate change, unsympathetic agricultural practice (deforestation, mainly) and economics (the high cost of labour; the tea can only be picked by hand).

Australia coach Mickey Arthur has warned former captain Ricky Ponting he will only be picked for this winter's four Tests against India on merit.

Gowalla also has its own gaming elements, including the introduction of GPS-aware virtual goods which can only be picked up at certain locations.

The sensors you see blinking like crazy are only being picked up by our Samsung HMX10C, but rest assured you won't see them if you ever get the chance to interact with a Tobii system.

Canterbury Hospital Radio (CHR) serves the patients of the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, and Simon Langton Boys School has a radio station, SLBSLive, which can only be picked up on the school grounds.