Sentence examples for both in its origin from inspiring English sources

Historical and environmental characteristics of a region influence multiple levels of diversity, both in its origin and maintenance [ 1, 10- 12].

In its origin, ethnic studies insisted on cross-racial solidarity.

It is in its origins hybrid and bastardized.

The amount of plastic in the world's oceans, though, is both directly measurable and obvious in its origins.

The answer lies in its origins.

The answer probably lies in its origins.

The book's weakness may lie in its origins.

Yet ironically, apple pie isn't American in its origins.

Such writing must resemble "a half-built edifice whose form acknowledges both its origin in ruins and the completion it foreshadows" (p. 32)—but never attains.

The establishment clause was, in both its origins and early interpretations, fundamentally about protecting religious minorities and allowing religious pluralism to flourish.

The objectivism of science obscures both its origin in the subjective perceptions of the life-world and the life-world itself.