Sentence examples for before its inception from inspiring English sources
One must remember, the Old Testament is based on oral tradition dating back hundreds of years before its inception.
We are applying to Solve because we're huge fans and have been following your community since even before its inception, when MIT was first promoting its upcoming Solve initiative!
It's easy to forget just what an indelible impact The Sopranos has had on television; few serialised dramas before its inception possessed such an intricately layered universe, and even fewer took so many creative risks.
O'Brien, who serves on the board of directors of NuDay, and has worked with the organization since before its inception in 2013, reports that the collected items are shipped to Syria at least monthly and are given directly to people who need them.
Before its inception, the 35-year-old Von Ahn was already a millionaire having sold two companies to Google – he is credited with being a co-inventor of the Captcha web security system, which uses distorted sequences of words to recognise a human user.
Since even before its inception, the hospital, which serves one of the poorest urban communities in America, has been a lightning rod for controversy, an essential neighborhood resource and, in some ways, a metaphor for the shifting demographics and racial politics of Los Angeles.
"Fundamentally IBM has been doing this stuff pretty much since its inception, before it was ever conceptualised as CSR," he says.
In particular, we estimate the treatment effect as if the program was implemented before its actual inception date in 2009.
In view of the fact that the mean BMI exceeded 25 even in the youngest age groups in both men and women, it seems likely that excess weight gain has its inception before age 25.
Largely through his efforts, in 1969 Penn was among the first half-dozen institutions where the NIH funded this program, and he directed it here from its inception until the year before his retirement.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver honored Pollack, the league's last remaining employee from its inception before he died Tuesday at 93, with a tribute before the draft.
