Sentence examples for After inception from inspiring English sources

After "Inception," we've come to expect a certain degree of inscrutability from all of Joseph Gordon-Levitt's projects.

After inception, they gain popularity, rise to a peak, then fade and eventually disappear.

After inception of TQM in the early 1980s, six sigma came in picture as an element of TQM that could be seen as current state of evolution in quality management.

With more than half of all startups imploding two to five years after inception, accelerator and incubator programs provide young startups and willing investors with a medium to combine what they have to offer each other.

But a study by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, "After Inception: How Enduring is Job Creation by Startups?", concludes that most of the jobs new businesses generate do not vanish.

Perhaps unsurprisingly for an author with such a gymnastic style, he carefully marked down words such as "primipara" ("woman who's [sic] pregnant for the first time"), "tardive" ("adj – having symptoms that develop slowly or appear long after inception – used of disease"), and "sciolism" ("pretentious air of scholarship") for use at a later date.

Eleven years after its inception and five after its implementation in the Libya crisis, the idea of the responsibility to protect is clearly in trouble.

Almost three years after work began, and a decade after its inception, the loop is half-finished; it should be completed by 2005.

A decade after its inception, the Diversity Visa Program remains controversial.

It was four years after the inception of the Premier League.

Koya-san, 1,200 years after its inception, remains Esoteric Buddhism's most important center of scholarship.