Sentence examples for beginning of its existence from inspiring English sources

Although the camp was, from the beginning of its existence, controlled by the German state, it was founded by a private company as an economic enterprise.

If Saints fans are inclined to credit such thinking (and they are), it is only because they know the power of gris-gris of the unfavorable sort, which has gripped the franchise from the very beginning of its existence.

We know that Facebook has been pursued almost since the beginning of its existence.

Empire Christians have participated in rampant and cruel oppression of people from the beginning of its existence.

Burning Man's intertwined and at times, adversarial relationship with electronic music culture has dated back to nearly the beginning of its existence.

Simple surgical precautions can change PAVE from a 'rare event' to a 'never event', beginning with acknowledgment of its existence.

As the cyclone reached the western periphery of the ridge that steered it across the Atlantic for much of its existence, it began yet another period of intensification, and once again attained a peak intensity as a Category 2 hurricane.

He then presents and refutes arguments that the world has no beginning, and provides his own positive arguments that the world must have a temporal beginning, a first instant of its existence.

The battle of Gettysburg was a human and environmental catastrophe and, for the United States, almost the beginning of the end of its existence.

Since such a series of temporal phenomena cannot continue to infinity, the world must have had a beginning and a cause of its existence, namely, God (Craig 1979, part 1).

Using the example 'Warsaw of 1830 is smaller bigger than Warsaw of 1930', Leśniewski proposes to consider 'Warsaw in 1830' and 'Warsaw in 1930' as denoting time-slices of the temporally much longer object he calls 'Warsaw from the beginning to the end of its existence'.