Sentence examples for beginning of organized from inspiring English sources

From the beginning of organized professional baseball, the owners had controlled the game, players, managers, and umpires.

That land in the Western Highlands has been worked almost continuously for at least 7,000 years, and the site contains even earlier evidence of the beginning of organized agriculture and its subsequent development.

A standard interpretation puts the beginning of organized combat by groups, as opposed to acts of individual violence, about the time foraging cultures first settled into villages and developed agriculture, some 10,000 years ago.

The demand for high-confidence authentication of human identity has grown steadily since the beginning of organized society.

Since the beginning of organized warfare, logistics have been one of the biggest headaches of any commander.

"What we're seeing in the beginning of organizing the community," said founder Jace Cooke.

William van Duzer Lawrence, an entrepreneur, purchased Prescott Farm in 1899, marking the formal beginning of an organized artist colony called Lawrence Park.

On demilitarization, Britain has shut down 32 posts in Northern Ireland and recently withdrew 3,500 soldiers, bringing troop levels to their lowest since 1969, the beginning of the organized sectarian violence that has resulted in the loss of more than 3,600 lives.

This marked the first successful independent Byzantine naval operation and the beginning of an organized naval campaign in the Aegean that would continue throughout the 1270s and would result in the recapture, albeit briefly, of many islands from the Latins.

In fact, since the beginning of the organized mammography screening program, an increasing proportion of women with newly diagnosed breast cancer each year (76 in 1996, 100 in 1997, 131 in 1998, 173 in 1999, 175 in 2000) have been MSP participants.

The wave entered the northeastern Pacific Ocean and began to show signs of organized thunderstorm development.