Sentence examples for were downstream from inspiring English sources
adverb
Following the path of a river or stream
- We spent the day paddling downstream in our canoes.
We selected twelve sites, six of them were upstream and six were downstream the city.
Three other study sites were downstream from sub-watersheds where only a few or no BMPs were implemented by landowners.
Sites A and B were located upstream of the construction site, and sites C and D were downstream of the construction site.
We identified that nestin-EGFP-positive cells isolated by fluorescent-activated cell sorting (FACS) were downstream progenitor cells from colony-initiating pancreatic precursor cells.
Eight of the streams were in relatively pristine regions; the rest were downstream from cities and large agricultural sites such as dairies and pig farms.
The only questions asked were downstream 'how' questions related to how to use the technology.
"It's downstream of everything else.
The technical term is downstream access.
I was just looking on the map to see if I was downstream".
Andrew Breitbart said, "Politics is downstream from culture" – but that hasn't exactly given Republicans an electoral edge in the past.
At first, it was one of the belts, then it was downstream, with one of the magnets.
