Sentence examples for source altogether from inspiring English sources
Or the attack could have come from another source altogether.
By 2035, the city of San Diego plans to get thirty per cent of its total water supply from another local source altogether — not from rivers, oceans, or aquifers but from sewers.
We have enough coal for the next 50 years until we have a new energy source altogether.
Since the books were no help, I turned to a different source altogether: science.
The exponentially stronger "substituted cathinone" molecule in mephedrone was re-synthesised in 2003 by the legendary Israeli underground chemist Dr Zee, but the explosion in drone's popularity in the late-2000s was down to a different source altogether: the War on Drugs itself.
The exponentially stronger "substituted cathinone" molecule in mephedrone was re-synthesized in 2003 by the legendary Israeli underground chemist Dr. Zee, but the explosion in drone's popularity in the late 2000s was down to a different source altogether: the war on drugs itself.
In fact, most people consume predominately non-partisan local TV newscasts, while tuning out news from partisan sources altogether.
Exempting these emissions sources altogether instead of taxing them and implementing one of the alternatives described above means these companies have no incentive to reduce their emissions under Initiative 1631, thus reducing the environmental effectiveness of the policy.
Applying the newly developed source-detection method to the LSS data independently in the total (0.7-7 keV), hard (2 10 keV), and soft (0.7-2 keV) band, we detected 107 sources altogether with sensitivity limits of 6 × 10−14 (0.7-7 keV), 1 × 10−13 (2–10 keV), and 2 × 10−14 erg s−1 cm−2 (0.7-2 keV), respectively.
Persian (Urdu would not become a language of scholarship until the mid-nineteenth century) inhabited a separate knowledge sphere, where inspiration for ways of making sense of and inscribing the world derived from sources altogether different from those of Sanskrit (some exact sciences excepted, where both groups relied in part on Greek sources).
These influences can be attributed to changes in emissions for a group of sources altogether (e.g., the transportation sector), as in previous studies, or instead to emissions coming from each source individually, yielding source-specific information.
