Sentence examples for advent of the idea from inspiring English sources

The advent of the idea itself is good evidence that, nowadays, police and CPS are, indeed, trying harder.

This postulate collapsed with the advent of the idea of natural right and its assumption of an equality of natural order among all human beings.

Early on in "The Advent of the Algorithm: The Idea That Rules the World," David Berlinski writes that the story of the algorithm -- the powerful, deceptively simple idea coiled at the heart of the computer revolution -- is "among the greatest and least known of the modern era".

My first company (Allaire) was born during the advent of the Web, with the idea that a browser and HTML could form the basis for creating content-rich, interactive software applications, ones that didn't require native code and could be platform and operating system independent.

That change was ushered in with the advent of market research -- the idea of using science, data and psychology to make better decisions and predictions about buyer behavior.

After dissecting piece after piece of literature, it wasn't hard to tell that there was tension over this methodology; however, the most curious product of the literature in the first decade following the advent of the bogus pipeline was the idea that the use of the machine creates a new type of social desirability.

Thousands of years later, with the advent of modern psychiatry, the idea became more complicated.

— and the advent of the Internet, there's this idea of global access, and to some extent it's true.

In the early days of water stewardship, and with the advent of the water footprint method, these ideas were tested at length.

In his new perch, Dr. Vakoch performs research on the attitudes of the public toward extraterrestrials, but his main emphasis, with the advent of the Templeton grant, is on message ideas.

And in recent years, with the advent of the highly influential "positive psychology" movement, this idea has been given a new academic respectability.