Sentence examples for comes initially from inspiring English sources

"The fighting heritage comes initially from being part of a community very much on the margins of society," he says.

Peebles explains that his inspiration for the four-day week idea, which the startup began rolling out in May, comes initially from China, where he grew up, and from similar innovations in Scandinavia.

Since the outcome consists of a success (1 = if death occurs in the first four months) or failure (0 = otherwise), a Bernoulli model comes initially to mind; and in the absence of strong prior information, the first choice is a fixed-effects binary logistic model.

But his chief literary respsonse to bereavement seemed to come initially in prose.

"I believe the request for the changes came initially from the airlines.

Its bread and butter came initially from sales of T-shirts and jeans.

Others, like Ishmael Ribar, an antiques dealer in Hudson, came initially in the hope of cashing in on celebrity provenance.

Those assertions came initially, between 1958 and 1960, in a series of provocative album titles: "Something Else!!!!"; "The Shape of Jazz to Come"; "Change of the Century".

The embryonic tissue came, initially, from intestinal cells, and the method was eagerly adopted in the rush to develop vaccines against polio.

Official confirmation came initially not from the Élysée but from the mayor of the Eighth Arrondissement, who officiated at the ceremony; the presidential palace is in that district.

If we want to allow it its freedom, we have to allow our ideational lives to be let loose, to stream, letting anything come, initially censoring nothing.