Sentence examples for origin grow from inspiring English sources

That sounds like a win-win: if Britain uses its aid budget to help the countries of origin grow, people will be more prosperous and will not risk their lives trying to migrate to Europe.

Coffee trees (Coffea arabica, mostly of Guatemalan origin) grow to 20 feet tall in Kona, and they sometimes live for a century or more, developing trunks up to six inches thick.

Seedlings of serpentine origin grow significantly less compared to non-serpentine seedlings [43], and although there is still no conclusive evidence for serpentine local adaptation in this oak species, there are definitely marked physiological differences between seedlings from serpentine and non-serpentine origin.

The Jaitlys, both of Indian origin, grew up in the United States -- Rishi in New York, Anuja in Michigan.

He went to his bosses at Electronic Arts, of which Origin (growing famous for the breakthrough Internet game, Ultima Online) was a division, with a proposal to design something new.

A18 EDUCATION B11 ARTS E1-10 Malcolm X Sale Put Off An auction house withdrew from sale papers attributed to Malcolm X as questions about their origin grew and legal action was threatened.

ABID RAJA has had strong views on religion, coercion and violence since he was a child, and was obliged like other kids of Pakistani origin growing up in Norway to attend classes of Koranic instruction at the local mosque.

As a child of Jamaican origin growing up in the British city of Nottingham, Mark Richards experienced firsthand the disadvantages that can accrue to ethnic-minority students.

In order to explore additional mechanism(s) underlying antitumor action of PPI, the present investigation was undertaken to investigate the effect of a PPI pantoprazole (PPZ) on the activation of tumor-associated macrophages (TAM) to tumoricidal state in a murine model of a transplantable T cell lymphoma of spontaneous origin growing in ascitic form.

The story is similar in Delaware, reports NBC News, where the number of residents of Indian origin grew by 116percentt between 2000 and 2010, according to Census data.

All the tumours which proliferated were of gastrointestinal origin, growing locally but not metastasizing although direct invasion of the ribs occurred in one case.