Sentence examples for this may come from from inspiring English sources

Part of this may come from miscasting.

This may come from vineyards all over the state, as opposed to just Santa Barbara, but I wouldn't worry too much about that.

The authors say this may come from the LHC, which could begin to probe the energies at which these kinds of black holes will be produced.

This may come from the indelible images of gleeful Somalis dragging the corpses of American soldiers through the streets after militiamen shot down the two Black Hawk helicopters and a heavily armed mob finished them off.

Keep your brain active Playing chess, Sudoku or similar games is thought to offer protection from dementia, but this may come from the human contact as much as the intellectual challenge.

Asked about his own willingness to resort to military solutions to aggression in the world, Mr. Lieberman said, "Part of this may come from my religious upbringing and sort of world view that, you know, there is evil in the world and if good people don't stand up to try to stop it, it will spread and a lot of people will be hurt".

Much of this increase may come from M2M, that is, machine to machine innovations.

This oxygen may come from either O adatoms by adsorption of O2 at vacancies, whereby the cerium atoms involved are Ce4+.

This experience may come from food that looks like a masterpiece, but Nilsson doesn't think it has to.

This awareness may come from an internal source such as hunger or an external source such as marketing communications.

But challenges to this consensus may come from the protectionist far-left and the nationalist far-right.