Sentence examples for source of thousands from inspiring English sources
The companies have also been the source of thousands of consumer complaints.
The Internet is the source of thousands, if not millions, of visual images ranging from the "great masters" to contemporary photography and can be experienced by millions worldwide.
Hidden at the back of your kitchen cupboard, that old packet of chamomile tea bags is in reality the source of thousands of seeds.
Strange, in these stressed economic times, to shun a guaranteed source of thousands of jobs (first would come the construction jobs, then 750,000 square feet worth of retail employment) and millions of property tax dollars.
But this week House Republicans, arguing that the pipeline was a shovel-ready source of thousands of jobs, pushed through an extension of the payroll tax cut that includes a provision to expedite the Keystone's construction.
Beirut, the capital, is marketed as the Paris of the Middle East; a city with world-class bars, home to fashion designer Elie Saab and the source of thousands of successful businessmen.
His thought is sometimes regarded as a source of 20th-century existentialism.
The Global Financial Crisis of 2007-2009 was the source of hundreds of interventions by national and multinational bodies working to manage and resolve the crisis, yet these interventions have not been catalogued or codified in any comprehensive way.
The court, which administers more than $1‐billion worth of estates a year and is a source of millions of dollars in fees to estate lawyers appointed by the two Surrogates, has been a target of reformers in recent years.
Dozens of similar examples of insider editing came to light last week through WikiScanner, a new Web site that traces the source of millions of changes to Wikipedia, the popular online encyclopedia that anyone can edit.
The years between then and 2007, when the film picks up, remain stubbornly vague (though Mr. Manivong's former high school principal becomes a critical source of 11th-hour financing).
