Sentence examples for raw material comes from inspiring English sources

The drug's raw material comes from mucous membranes in the intestines of slaughtered pigs.

The raw material comes from China and Vietnam, although the source plant, Artemisia annua, known as sweet wormwood or Chinese wormwood, grows wild even in the United States.

Of the products we make, about a third of our raw material comes from recycled fiber and two-thirds comes from virgin fiber.

Feller showed writer where the raw material comes in, which is then distributed to the various areas where specific materials are used.

Working closely with the designer Ramon Pez, who is crucial to the layouts of her shows and photobooks, Abril is a thoughtful conceptualist who tells metaphorical stories about difficult subjects using a mixture of research and whatever raw material comes to hand: found photos, her own images, family photographs, personal testimonies, official archives, interviews and diaries.

And while Atlas the critic is too sophisticated to confuse artful fiction with messy life -- knowing that "genius assimilates and transforms whatever raw material comes to hand" -- Atlas the biographer is suspicious of all those masks, sacred and profane, that the artist wears while digging up the buried bodies and playing with the bones.

Carefully detailed and quirkily annotated pencil and crayon drawings of musical instruments, rural homes in zooming perspective and the inner workings of a granite gravestone company, whose raw material comes from nearby quarries, exude infectious curiosity about the world around her.

And even as scientists and researchers strive to develop new and better medications from substances found in nature, we are rapidly destroying the places from where this raw material comes.