Sentence examples for origin making from inspiring English sources
Attacks can be routed through various I.P. addresses to mask their true origin, making attribution "nearly impossible," Mr. Blasco said.
And unlike a missile, none of these methods are instantly traceable back to the country of origin, making retaliation, and therefore deterrence, far more difficult.
He's concluded that there's such a thing as "correct race comedy" – cue near-the-knuckle caricature of standup of Indian origin making like Bollywood – and that what he's doing isn't it.
About 39% of mothers involved in the scheme are of white British origin and 46% are of Pakistani origin, making it a fascinating overview of a new multi-ethnic generation.
While many come from the Pakistani tribal areas, a number of them are of Afghan origin, making it murky whether they should be considered Pakistani or Afghan; both groups speak Pashto and have an identical culture.
In this radial geometry, any regular bounded solution of (1.4) must satisfy two boundary conditions at the origin (making the bi-Laplacian non-singular) u'(0)=u"'(0)=0.
She also does not want her borough of origin made public.
People of Hispanic origin make up 27percentt of the city's population, according to the 2000 census.
His multiple points of origin made him adaptable to any situation.
Some have suggested the fact she is female and of Asian origin made her the perfect candidate for the Tricycle.
Go for the moqueca de camarão, a rich prawn casserole of west African origin, made with coconut milk and palm oil and served with rice.
