Sentence examples for sources to which from inspiring English sources

Hence, there must exist sources to which even tourists are exposed on a short-term basis.

B. Sources to which this section applies must meet Conditions 1, 2, and 4 of Section IV.A. of this ruling.

Those companies, it says, gather information from a variety of sources to which people provide personal information on things like product warranties and sweepstakes forms.

Delving into earlier drafts of "Lady Sings the Blues" and other archival materials, Szwed finds echoes of the book in other published sources to which Holiday had referred Dufty as particularly reliable.

The data shown in the sources to which I linked– which run up to the very most recent months on record– support the fact that the past decade is the very warmest on record.

TAKING a summertime break from the weighty issues of leaks, false balance and anonymous sources — to which I'm sure to return — I am again hanging out the public editor's shingle.

TG_SRCID: Specifies the source to which the region pertains.

Greece was the source to which artists looked for justification, for compositional types, sometimes for subjects.

But the energy source to which most economies will revert if they shut down their nuclear plants is not wood, water, wind or sun, but fossil fuel.

The latter comprised minerals and palm olein (1% w/v) as sole carbon source to which POME (2.5% v/v) was added as the source of bacteria.

He had asked whether he could also say that he didn't believe he was Gilligan's primary source, to which Howard had replied that he should follow his conscience.