Sentence examples for origins could be from inspiring English sources

"For inner-German matters, this risk, based on geographic origins, could be explosive".

A second expert suggested that its origins could be traced back to the Orthodox Church between 700 and 1200.

The comments that follow sketch activity during the twentieth century, although theoretical and applied origins could be traced across hundreds of years.

He has gone native so thoroughly, and become so indistinguishable from the inhabitants, that his belief in his origins could be a delusion.

Add MEPs of recent Turkish/Kurdish descent and there are a grand total of 13 MEPs whose ethnic origins could be said to lie outside Europe.

Until then, advertisers and agencies created and provided shows to the networks, whose origins could be seen by titles like "Texaco Star Theater, Coke Timeme" and "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars".

Among the 816 pseudogenes for which a probable origin could be determined, 75% originated from gene duplication events while 25% were the result of retrotransposition events.

Its origin could be the steric hindrance of the nucleus being pushed up into the cortex with a greater force coming from a stronger outward pull on the centrosomes (Fig. 4A, also see below).

Previously, no goods of Cuban origin could be brought into the US.

Finally, 107 of the groundwater samples of unknown origin could be classified.

With a small fleet of reusable New Shepard rockets, Blue Origin could be launching dozens of times a year.