Sentence examples for In the beginnings of from inspiring English sources

In the beginnings of climate change policy, results from the natural sciences were essential for motivating the establishment of global change diplomacy.

The city played a seminal role in the beginnings of the American motion picture industry.

I was in the beginnings of a relationship with a girl.

The roots of this "Sonnambula" lie in the beginnings of 19th-century French melodrama.

"We're in the beginnings of a long marathon," Mr. Bush said.

George W. tells us we are "in the beginnings of a long marathon".

Instead, Appleby sees in mundane changes in agriculture the beginnings of later, more dramatic, developments.

In Assyria as in Babylonia, the beginnings of a real historical literature are observed; most of the authors have remained anonymous up to the present.

Our weekly Crisis in a Nutshell offers prophetic and interpretive thought on the turnover in Tunisia, the beginnings of revolt in Egypt, and the continuing protests.

The first Esperanto magazine appeared in 1889, the beginnings of formal organization in 1893.

Four years later, competitors from the Netherlands joined in, sparking the beginnings of an international competition.