Sentence examples for whose sources are from inspiring English sources

Hurried editing shows in erratic chronology, direct speech whose sources are unclear and easily avoidable errors.

They often act on tips whose sources are opaque, without knowing what lies behind them.

He maintains that "the murder was committed by humans for reasons whose sources are found in history and which can therefore be rationally analyzed".

Under Mr. Negroponte, General Hayden said, no National Intelligence Estimate will be approved until each agency whose sources are being used as a basis for the findings articulates to all others its "confidence in the source".

But consider dishes whose sources are harder to find, that are not farmed or fished but made from scratch, and not in gigantic factories owned by Dole or General Foods.

Official publications like the findings of the 9/11 Commission and the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on torture now borrow its techniques: the use of characters, scenes, description, and dialogue; the creation of tension through pacing, foreshadowing, and recapitulation; the omniscient narrator whose sources are semi-hidden in order to preserve the elegance of storytelling.

Some teams interpreted this as requesting all global scale fields whose sources were internal, while other teams interpreted it as referring only to contributions from the Earth's "core" field.

Of the 59% whose sources were outside the school compound, only 6% had tap water.

The site includes a section where visitors can submit first lines whose source is in question.

One called "Sovereign" is several slowly undulating waves of grainy, high-mid-range noise whose source is unclear.

Moreover, further reports claim that in the late 1990s, Sonmez was involved in an organ ring whose source was outright murder.