Examples of using To be a source in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Or anything. I wouldn't want me dying to be a source of guilt for you.
In the early 17th century Smyters wanted his Epitheta to be a source for language lovers
But, um, I don't want this new role as acting Chief Look, I know we have our differences, to be a source of friction or resentment between us.
In addition to the aforementioned shortcomings and loopholes, the existence of two different legal bases for administrative co-operation in the field of VAT has proved to be a source of complexity that hampers the smooth operation of the system.
which continues to be a source of diplomatic tension to the present day.
it will prove to be a source of extreme fun
This task continues to be a source of immense joy for the Church:“Just so, I tell you, there will be more joy in
it is not pleasant to speak and which are likely subsequently to be a source of shame, shame which unnerves and depresses the mind
your loved ones, but to be a source of strength and direction for others.
I'm really proud to be a source of inspiration.
Your coven is meant to be a source of good.
Frequent zooming could also prove to be a source of dust.
Ameland used to be a source of fights in the past.
My neckwear seems to be a source of fascination. Your tie.
Either to be a source of undeniable good or undeniable evil.
But I have discovered it to be a source of extraordinary strength.
I hope to be a source of inspiration.
This will continue to be a source of growth for the Russian Internet economy.”.