Sentence examples for earliest iterations from inspiring English sources

In their earliest iterations, Facebook, Yahoo and Google were running in dorm rooms and labs before the founders had left college or had raised outside money.

And officials for My Yahoo and My Excite, some of the earliest iterations of personalized Web-clipping programs, say that Web users are still signing up for their services in droves.

The first was the Atlantic Club, né the Golden Nugget, built in 1980 by Steve Wynn, with financing by Michael Milken and one of the earliest iterations of the junk bond, and then owned (and rechristened), in succession, by Bally's, Hilton, and Resorts International.

In its earliest iterations, the images weren't even GIFs, they were just boring old static selfies.

Apple has never actually made much of a concession to be that inclusive — not in its earliest iterations of products, anyway.

One of the earliest iterations of this debate occurred during the so-called Methodenstreit between members of the Austrian School in Economics and the German Historical School.

Yet from its earliest iteration, Dungeons & Dragons also drew suspicion.

You just saw the tip of the iceberg: the earliest iteration of the storytelling.

In its earliest iteration the app seems most useful to those trapped in sending a lot of monotonous messages.

In their earliest iteration, the "bits" that form the core of the company's offering were designed for prototyping.

The most noticeable thing about the Bear, the earliest iteration of which entered service in 1956, is the almighty racket it makes.