Sentence examples for with its origin from inspiring English sources

The size of the Malian diaspora, along with the close links that it keeps with its origin country, has made of migration an important phenomenon for the Malian society.

As the composition of PCBs is complicated and the components of PCBs vary considerably with its origin and manufacturer, it is difficult to analyze all the substances that can affect the oxidation of bacteria in the PCBs.

9 P.M. (13) PBS ARTS FROM THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS: GIVE ME THE BANJO Steve Martin, above, who has been known to pluck a few strings now and again, narrates this exploration of the roots of American music and the place of the banjo, with its origin in African slavery, within it -- from the minstrel show, ragtime and early jazz, to blues, folk, bluegrass and country.

Therefore, in order to use the above magnetic field correlation, it is converted into the Cartesian coordinate with its origin being mentioned above.

More than 100 e-mailers responded to my column about props, a slang term with its origin in "proper respect".

Steel scrap is metallic iron containing residuals, such as copper, tin, and chromium, that vary with its origin.

It's an event with its origins in Poland and Australia - from 2001 to 2006 it seems it was part of the Wagga Space Program.

Yet, with its origins in the rural South, it has traditionally been the province of grim pit masters, white and black, who pursue their calling with dour, resigned determination like pawuns-of the mythic goods.

With its origins in the 1930s New Deal, it was only ever allowed to augment the private sector – never challenge it.

When things settled, Paramount got behind the film, but only if it could be released guerrilla-style, in keeping with its origins.

That should start, I would argue, with its origins.