Sentence examples for earliest principles from inspiring English sources

It was a very contrarian time to start a company, so one of our earliest principles was that we have to embrace adversity.

True to modern medicine's earliest principles articulated by the Hippocrates Oath [ 1] justice, patient confidentiality, respect for teachers, and solidarity with peers this diverse international environment necessitates physicians by virtue of their profession to partner with bioethics for soundly applying emerging knowledge and technologies for the best use of the patient.

Even today, Wordsworth's "betrayal" of his early principles continues to damage his reputation among academics.

Despite the fact that Georgia didn't become the debtors' haven that Oglethorpe envisioned, the colony didn't entirely abandon its early principles.

** But between Wordsworth's early principles and his late principles came a period of about ten years when he had no firm principles, only questions and intuitions; and it was from these that his great poetry was born.

But between Wordsworth's early principles and his late principles came a period of about ten years when he had no firm principles, only questions and intuitions; and it was from these that his great poetry was born.

Keeping true to our early principles of providing the latest trends at great prices – supported by friendly, efficient and speedy service – has enabled the business to grow steadily in spite of the recession.

But some organic advocates are concerned that lowering the prices of organic foods — an apparent prerequisite for mainstream popularity — can only happen at the expense of the movement's early principles.

Modern theories have applied and extended early principles to understand people's behaviour in smaller groups and in other contexts, such as when people have the opportunity to interact with others while concealing their identity and remaining anonymous.

A year later William Vaughn Moody's "Ode in Time of Hesitation" denounced growing U.S. imperialism as a desertion of earlier principles; his "On a Soldier Fallen in the Philippines" (1901) developed the same theme even more effectively.

When laying out the early principles of λ-calculus, Church restricted β-reduction to only those cases where variable capture does not occur.