Sentence examples for originated well from inspiring English sources

Other researchers are more cautious, but still agree that blackberries probably originated well before the peak of the last ice age, about 20,000 years ago.

In part because life must have originated well before these oldest known fossils, many biologists accept as the earliest evidence for life the traces of possibly biologically processed carbon in the Isuan rocks of Greenland.

Critics of the airline industry, including people in the administration, contend that the industry's problems originated well before the war with Iraq and even before the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

This authority originated well before the Internet existed, in the Communications Act of 1934 that created the FCC.

Although both originated well prior to November's election, the federal government is represented in them now by Jeff Sessions Justice Departmentt.

The first thing longtime Taylor Swift fans may observe about "Sweeter Than Fiction" -- the pop-country superstar's contribution to the upcoming movie "One Chance," which dramatizes the story of "Britain's Got Talent" winner Paul Potts -- is how tight a grip Swift has on an early '80s new wave sound that originated well before she was born.

This weekend it's by Bobby Gonzales, whose tales originate well before television: American Indian myths.

The anal fin is much smaller than the second dorsal fin and originates well behind it.

The first dorsal fin originates well behind the pectoral fins, while the second dorsal originates over the middle of the pelvic fin bases.

LendKey charges an origination fee on all loans originated, as well as an annual servicing fee.

Anatomical data from 130 extinct species that had once lived worldwide helped the team figure out when and where those groups originated, as well as how quickly they evolved.