Examples of using To be the source in English and their translations into Japanese
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However, he explained that he did not visit the seafood market, which is believed to be the source.
It is often considered to be the source of both existence and non-existence.
Labour was thus seen to be the source of all value.
Most of us believe our minds to be the source of our identity.
Since then, the island is considered to be the source of olives and olive oil.
On 4 March 2018, the Ministry of Health, announced that this product was believed to be the source of the outbreak.
The‘righteous Branch' which Jeremiah speaks about in this passage(23:5) is going to be the source of complete joy.
With Chuan meaning a serene course of water in Chinese, flowing water is seen to be the source of life and balance.
About 70% of emerging diseases now come from animals and this is likely to be the source of our next pandemic.”.
Religion was a guiding force throughout his life and he believed it to be the source of his success.
So, that kind of joy, that kind of competition is we consider to be the source of happiness.
Especially the role of the ulama is important as they have deep knowledge on Islam and are considered to be the source of Islamic authority by the society.
O Land of Ṭá, 2 for God hath chosen thee to be the source of the joy of all mankind.
These are the fundamental technological platforms that support the Group's product lineup and should even be said to be the source of its competitiveness that has been cultivated over many years.
Christopher was well aware that code shown in movies often doesn't make sense(a favorite, regardless of context, seems to be the source code for nmap. c in Linux).
You can display the sounds in a different folder- not necessarily one of those installed by Studio- by selecting that folder to be the source for the section.
It will be seen to be the source of great news, so that people will benefit in every way from jobs, to the homes they live in and to the food they feed their families with.