Sentence examples for usually source from inspiring English sources

Town dwellers can also usually source manure from city farms.

Instead, they usually source their boats on a trip-by-trip basis from local fishermen.

Improper management of cattle manure and poultry litter from confined animal farming are usually source of water pollution.

[Editor's Note: I think most would disagree – the main argument was mainly that VCs don't usually source dealflow from Angel networks, and not from pay-to-pitch events].

In contrast with most agricultural fermenters, large and/or industrial biogas plants usually source their inputs, both materials and labor, externally and in formally fixed contracts.

In many countries ivory can be sold legally, usually sourced from stockpiles or from elephants killed before the ban, allowing antiques to be traded.

Meat wastes and losses were associated with spoilage microorganisms, usually sourcing from the biofilm cross-contamination.

DGs use the spare CPU cycles available within an organisation or a community, usually sourced from desktop PCs.

The project maps popular false stories, and presents them alongside accurate accounts, usually sourced from local media, but sometimes by contacting local authorities for their version.

The third non-orthodox treatment is herbal therapy usually sourced from herbalists, TBAs, and some spiritualists.

It was also evident that seeking non-orthodox treatment is common among conventional and non-conventional antenatal clinic attendees and it is usually sourced from pastors, spiritualists and TBA's.