Sentence examples for at its beginnings from inspiring English sources

Indeed OpenStack and other initiatives promise to make it easier to switch from one cloud to another, though it's still at its beginnings.

The project is at its beginnings, without even architectural renderings of what the result might be.

Born from the labour movement in 1999, the MDC has never been allowed to forget that white people were conspicuous at its beginnings.

"Jazz research at its beginnings was the purview of dedicated amateurs," Bill Kirchner, a jazz musician and historian, said in an interview.

In fact, the incorporation of both a foreign vocabulary and a different mode of thinking and the assimilation of a tremendous amount of predeveloped thought was the chief problem that confronted medieval philosophy at its beginnings.

Body and Soul started as a club night determined to resurrect the virtues of house music at its beginnings two decades ago: music preaching love, togetherness and an uplifting, near-gospel spirit over a steady, approachable beat.

One result of this repression has been the breaking away of disillusioned intellectuals (never in Haiti has a regime so benefited at its beginnings from the support of intellectuals; never has a regime been so criticized by intellectuals at its end), which has forced Mr. Aristide to depend on less qualified supporters.

THE Royal Ballet was anything but royal at its beginnings in 1931, when Dame Ninette de Valois, who had not always been Ninette de Valois and who was not yet a Dame, presented a small group of dancers at a people's theater in London.