Sentence examples for conceived in a time from inspiring English sources
First, if we really have to give up butter in order to pay for all those guns, shouldn't we reconsider future tax cuts that were conceived in a time of abundance?
It is important to note that the Toronto First Duty project was conceived in a time when provincial government support of both regulated childcare and public education was in chaos.
This is the conclusion of a 3-part article series, which attempts to address unanswered questions from parts 1 and 2. Dollars and other traditional currencies were conceived in a time of cash.
The act, under which patients can be involuntarily detained, was initially conceived "in a time where people with a history of mental illness couldn't be MPs, and when people in hospital for mental illness weren't allowed to vote", Rethink's Policy Offer Will Johnstone says.
Further, although conceived in a time of relative plenty, by the end of the decade the work to implement NHS CRS was taking place in economically constrained times [ 39].
At the far eastern end of the M104 bus route is the United Nations: another country, another state of mind, housed in a towering blue-green tourist attraction that symbolizes aspirations conceived in another time.
Data from more than 6000 pregnancies from the randomized and post-trial phases of the Costa Rica HPV Vaccine Trial and a population based unvaccinated cohort do not support an increased risk of miscarriage in pregnancies conceived in this time window.
LONDON — The opening last week of a €37 million stretch of highway to nowhere in northeastern Spain is an irresistible metaphor for the euro, an ambitious project conceived in better times that is now seemingly running out of road.
Built into a gigantic hill in the commercial heart of this capital city, with a staircase that climbs the outside linking the gardens, the place was originally conceived in Soviet times to be topped by a monument to the Soviet revolution.
