Sentence examples for were often imported from inspiring English sources

Because Australian health authorities had strong experiences managing dengue fever cases, which were often imported from people visiting or returning from overseas rather than arising locally, any case of Zika in Australia would probably be well controlled, he said.

Imperial British authorities were certainly not slow to impose such laws on the lands they occupied, and they were often imported directly from home; in several former British colonies such provisions are numbered 377 in the legal code, indicating their common source.

These observations further supported the notion that VPGs were often imported from other species through horizontal gene transfer.

America is addicted to oil, which is often imported from unstable parts of the world.

It's often imported, but Birds Eye's come from Humberside.

Timber remains crucial to the Slovene industry, but wood is often imported.

That has not happened with Pakistanis and Bangladeshis, partly because wives are often imported.

The evening's only startling moment came when Bush announced that "America is addicted to oil, which is often imported from unstable parts of the world".

Two related species in the eastern Pacific, P. polymerus and P. elegans, from the northeastern and tropical eastern Pacific, respectively, are often imported as substitutes.

As for the historical implications of the new model, Dr. Ann G. Carmichael, an associate professor of history at Indiana University and the author of "Plague and the Poor in Renaissance Florence," said that while it might be true that in some cases new outbreaks of plague arose from within a community, the evidence that the disease was often imported was irrefutable.

Ms. Singh, standing in a grove of Cavendish bananas, one of over 20 different banana species on site, reminded visitors that mud-crabs (used in Singapore's signature chili crab dish) are often imported from Sri Lanka and that Singapore's famed street food isn't exactly local.