Sentence examples for about the onset of from inspiring English sources

Being a blind school, we were simply less concerned about the onset of darkness.

And all that tends to do is make audiences shift around and worry about the onset of deep-vein thrombosis.

Samantha frets about the onset of menopause, and doses herself with hormones and lotions.

Two economists who warned of a looming credit crunch in 2007 are now warning about the onset of competitive devaluations driven by central bank policies.

It was like a weather forecaster in Houston talking about the onset of Hurricane Ike by giving the average wind speed for the previous month.

The same two-part statement could also be issued about the onset of recessions, which can also be tricky to pin down exactly.

The World Health Organisation, the go-to source for country comparisons on health data has very little about the onset of puberty.

Mondrian was particularly nervous about the onset of war, as his work had been included in the Nazis' notorious 1937 show of "degenerate art".

The story to me is about the onset of a subversive ethnic point of view that has not yet poked through to Sterling Cooper.

However, Ms. Mehta blamed the state authorities for being sluggish in informing the pilgrims about the onset of the flood.

The most shocking thing about the onset of the First World War, a century later, is how many intellectuals and ideologues — people we would now call pundits — were delighted by its arrival.