Sentence examples for With its inception from inspiring English sources

With its inception in urban studies in the 1930s, the notion of urban sprawl was institutionalised and globalised.

With its inception in recent years, the industry is still coming to grips with its utilisation, with around 54% of projects utilising BIM as of 2014.

Geoffrey Budlender is an attorney whose involvement with the Legal Resources Centre began with its inception in 1979.

A landmark of Conceptual Art, this text painting in black on seven gray panels narrates its own life and exhibition history, starting with its inception ("June 19 , 1968Idea Conceived at 10 25 a.m").

Snowbird orogenesis is therefore best viewed as part of a semi-continuous 1940 1900 Ma cycle of tectonic burial and exhumation, with its inception at ca. 1910 Ma triggered by a change in boundary conditions, as yet not fully understood, but consistent with arrival of the Hearne craton proposed by others.

To gauge performance, I used the Dow Jones Industrial Average for 1897-1927, and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index beginning with its inception in 1928.

Bowman is the first and only CEO of MLBAM and has been with it since its inception.

This is a project we at the Guardian have been involved with since its inception.

To more truly reflect the diversity of shapes, sizes and culture of mankind is a welcome initiative, especially in a range that generations of young girls have identified with since its inception".

For a lot of folks I speak to, Google+ photos is a reason to use Google+ at all — something that many have been struggling with since its inception.

For online daters, mobile offers a fundamentally different experience, one that in several ways offers a superior answer to problems the industry has been struggling with since its inception.