Sentence examples similar to originated an answer from inspiring English sources
She said finding out where the Croatian figurines' clay originated may help answer some questions.
The majority of nickel alloys originated since the 1950s as an answer to the increasing requirements of chemical industry, petrochemical industry and environmental engineering since that time until now.
A reamer cannot be used to originate a hole.
We start from Checkland's own proposal for a "constitutive definition" of SSM, which originated from trying to answer the question of knowing when a claim of SSM use was legitimate.
The questions appear to have originated on an anonymous circular, thus the reason for the answers to be presented in the same manner.
The truth is that the tradition of supplying intimate answers to bold questions originated as a Victorian parlor game, and in 1890, a teenage Marcel Proust (1871-1922) indulged in the fad.
Spoken of in awed tones by Pulitzer Prize winners and Washington politicos, Shearer originated the question-and-answer column that is considered a Sunday morning must-read by millions.
This originated as an Emma Gatrill track I recorded.
One interesting manifesto pledge that seems to have originated with Afriyie (who answered our questions) is to set up "science literacy inductions" for all new Conservative MPs after the election.
Two of the researchers, Jon Lundberg and Eddie Weitzberg, said the contest originated with a 1997 paper they published in Nature Medicine entitled "Nitric Oxide and Inflammation: The answer is blowing in the wind".
