Sentence examples for given its genesis from inspiring English sources

The structure of the opera is inevitable, given its genesis.

Given its unusual genesis, it is surprising that the Stabat Mater comes across as such an integrated score.

That this movement enjoyed little or no political representation despite its widespread appeal is no surprise given its recent genesis.

The story of its construction, given in Genesis 11 1 9, appears to be an attempt to explain the existence of diverse human languages.

Not only has Arts Council England given it a £20,000 grant, it has also won the new £25,000 Genesis prize for its work as an arts mentor.

"Given the genesis of bitcoin and its inherent flaws, it is dangerous to assume that this new and unproven technology is the solution [to reducing remittance fees].

Some readers even find the Levitical codes trumped by earlier pronouncements: given that Genesis 2 18 states that it is not good for the human being to be alone, they cannot support condemning gay people to lives of singleness and solitude.

Given the genesis of clinical trial methodology, this may derive, in part, from the very origins of epidemiology, whereby John Snow allegedly ended an epidemic of cholera by removing the handle from the Broad Street water pump, even though he had no concept of what actually caused cholera.

At its genesis, it was an economics-only decision.

It is, whatever its genesis, a big nothiing [sic].

The Irish Labour Party's Justice spokesperson Pat Rabbitte said the current crisis had its genesis in the bank guarantee scheme given to the banking system back in 2008 in the days after the Wall Street bank Lehman Brothers collapsed.