Sentence examples for both the inception of from inspiring English sources

Our increased appetite for non-fiction is a crucial factor in both the inception of A Million Little Pieces and the subsequent persecution of James Frey - a persecution that seems particularly vicious when you consider that a man who is known to have manipulated the story of his own past is allowed to occupy the White House.

In summary, one should evaluate technology limits and roadblocks with respect to requirements in the curation process and data lifetime, both at the inception of the project and at regular intervals thereafter.

A New Jersey basketball player holds the major college single-season scoring record, and the career points per game scoring record, and both were earned before the inception of the three-point shot.

Table 1 shows descriptive statistics of the treatment and control groups, both before and after the inception of the AUH.

This pooled analysis was planned from the inception of both studies, which contributed to avoid large differences between studies, with regard to data collection and analysis [14].

Repurposing strategies must keep both hurdles in mind from the inception of the clinical development process.

At the inception of both these ideas the central paradigm for the free radical field was "oxidative stress" in which the simple concept was that the aging was accelerated by an imbalance between oxidants and antioxidants.

Until the 2014 season, every season's postseason had featured one or both of the AL East rivals since the inception of the wild card format and the resultant additional Division Series; they have faced each other in the AL Championship Series three times.

Since the inception of Zweig portfolios on both Validea and AAII, the approach has not shown one down year.

This year alone Arizona and New Mexico have both recorded their largest single fires (Wallow and Las Conchas, respectively) since the inception of record keeping.

2. Both criminal and civil corporate investigations should focus on individuals from the inception of the investigation.