Sentence examples for at its genesis from inspiring English sources

At its genesis, it was an economics-only decision.

Powell's suspicion of missile defense was nourished at its genesis, President Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative, which the young Pentagon aide watched with a kind of amused horror.

I have known the entire cast of characters at Twitter from its genesis, and no one has been more passionate about the company than Dorsey.

Mr. Kirkpatrick also contends that Facebook's "ultimate success owes a lot to the fact that it began at college," where "people's social networks are densest and where they generally socialize more vigorously than at any other time in their lives," and that its genesis at Harvard also lent it an elitist aura that made it a status magnet for early users.

THE kaleidoscopic examination of suburbia opening this month at four cultural sites in Westchester had its genesis five years ago at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers.

Ironically, R Family had its genesis at Family Week.

At the time of its genesis some 50 years ago the Afro was far from acceptable.

"The Silver River," another chamber opera on the 2002 program, with music by Bright Sheng and a libretto by David Henry Hwang, bears a long list of credits tracing a path from its genesis at the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival in 1997 to the current production, via Spoleto U.S.A and the Prince Theater in Philadelphia.

Veteran police reporter Leonard Levitt recently wrote that "such police disdain towards the media apparently has its genesis at City Hall".

No Sirree! had its genesis at the studio of Neysa McMein, which served as something of a salon for Round Tablers away from the Algonquin.

This film had its genesis at the premiere of An Inconvenient Truth, with Byck and his colleagues committing themselves to do a film looking for solutions to the challenges that Global Warming represents.