Sentence examples for Country of inception from inspiring English sources

The earliest countries to adopt rugby union were England, the country of inception, followed by the other three Home Nations, Scotland, Ireland and Wales.

Two traits that, since the country's inception, the majority of Americans have held dear.

Why? Here's my guess: The vigorous press that was deemed an essential part of democracy at our country's inception is now consigned to smaller venues, to the Internet and, in the mainstream media, to occasional articles.

The Pakistani government's writ has been steadily waning since the country's inception, with development often stopping short of its major cities Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad.

If racial problems have been a gaping rent in the American dream since the country's inception, things ostensibly seemed to be improving for much of the last decade.

There's been strife between the institution of policing in America and the black community since this country's inception.

"With good reason, the people of the United States — through judges and law enforcement — can invade our private spaces," Comey said, arguing this "bargain" had been at the centre of the country since its inception.

The major studios used to employ regional sales branches spread throughout the country from the inception of Hollywood through the 1980s.

In Pictures: The Science Of 'Inception'.

Here at Cheetah Conservation Fund, we've been developing programs to enhance the livelihoods of the local communal farmers in cheetah country since our inception.

This is a symptom of an illness that has been plaguing our country since its inception".