Sentence examples for almost from the beginnings from inspiring English sources

Almost from the beginnings of the camps, people outside the country knew or suspected what was going on in them, but the Soviet government simply denied all accusations and the subject receded from view.

The stupid-from-the-beginning Keystone XL pipeline is dead.

FROM THE BEGINNING, it was a performance piece.

Their belief system has been a matter of speculation, rumor and suspicion from more orthodox Muslims of both the Shiite and Sunni sects almost from their beginnings in the ninth century, when the branch was founded by a man named Ibn Nusayr, who declared himself the gateway to truth.

Almost from its beginnings, the online auction service has inspired entrepreneurial visions; eBay has found that one-fifth of all sales at its Web site now involve trading assistants.

Almost from its beginnings in 1958, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) set up a life-science program.

It sounds almost like the beginnings of wisdom, or, at least, a compulsory fall reading list for us all.

We are almost seeing the beginnings of a breakdown in the state if this were to happen in many places.

Almost from her beginnings, Chesapeake was considered an "unlucky ship", the "runt of the litter" to the superstitious sailors of the 19th century, and the product of a disagreement between Humphreys and Fox.

The German couple was involved with the Zero avant-garde art movement almost from its beginnings.

Almost from its beginnings, Treitel-Gratz was a success.