Sentence examples for which it sources from inspiring English sources

British cosmetics retailer Lush uses argan oil in several of its products, which it sources from a supplier working with 22 women's co-operatives across the region.

Birdsong, a new label that ploughs up to 80% of proceeds back to the women's groups from which it sources, is particularly impressive in this regard; its Bradbury hand-knitted jumpers, for example, cost £69.

Tesco, for example, has committed to buying all of the bananas produced by just under half of the plantations from which it sources.

The company providers sellers with products (which it sources from suppliers) and inventory management and other basic seller tools.

The full implementation of both features can be examined by outsiders via ProtonMail's source code, which it open sources.

Where a feeding mosquito fails to get a blood meal due to a bed net, the model assumes the mosquito to seek another host, up to a maximum of three, after which it will source a blood meal from a non-human source.

The loan guarantee will allow the co-op to access a low interest, cash-secured overdraft from which it can source more money to lend locally.

The loan guarantee will allow the co-op, which has a loan portfolio of more than 25m shillings, to access a low-interest, cash-secured overdraft from which it can source more money to lend locally.

If Fiji Water's decision to pull out of the nation stands, it's difficult to see how the product can survive: the trendy brand revolves around the allegedly unique and life-enhancing properties of the underground spring from which it is sourced, which is said to be particularly pure.

However, the contributions of sleep stages to memory for an emotional episode may differ for the event per se (i.e., item memory), and the context in which it occurred (source memory).

Table 9 in Appendix 2 sums up participants' strategy use for the two tasks with information about strategy description, category (to which it belonged), source (where it came from) and frequency counts (the number of times a certain strategy occurred).