Sentence examples for originating more from inspiring English sources

It's why she's taking matters into her own hands and originating more projects.

Morocco's steadfast partnership with the United States -- originating more than 200 years ago when Morocco was the first nation officially to recognize the United States -- will not waver.

TIME was, and it wasn't that long ago, when you knew what you needed for a Broadway hit: one snob hit play per season usually from England (Sir Tom Stoppard's "The Real Thing", say, or Sir David Hare's "Skylight")—and a musical, again originating more often than not in London.But as if to chime with a new century, Broadway in the past few years seems quietly to have broken its own rules.

Fast-forward to today, and Lending Club is originating more loans than its nearest competitor, Prosper.

Note that a photo could be uploaded in multiple group pools, thus originating more than one cascade.

In just two years Upgrade has raised $142 million in funding, while originating more than $1 billion in loans since August 2017.

The bank can therefore originate more loans and take in more origination fees.

"The origin of that narrow suit was called the Continental look, which originated more or less at Caraceni in Rome," Mr. Dolce said, referring to the legendary Italian tailoring house.

It has originated more than $650 million in loans since it was founded in 2006, with $50 million issued in May.

Citrus greening originated more than a century ago in China, where it was called huanglongbing, or "yellow dragon disease".

"There could have been utter catastrophe had it been higher, closer to the surface," he said of the quake, which geologists said originated more than 30 miles underground.