Sentence examples for given the beginnings from inspiring English sources

Recent court cases have given the beginnings of insight into how the US government's apparatus of terrorism databases and watchlists works in practice.

Absent those offerings, the likelihood of a major rebound in equity markets compensating for a substantial fixed-income pullback is far from certain, even given the beginnings of a comeback in the IPO and M&A markets.

It occurs to me that I may have unconsciously given him the beginnings of his actor fixation, or whatever it is that makes him think of scenery as something which will baffle & donfound an actor.

He has given us the beginnings of a healthcare plan, ridden the waves of louder and louder discussions of racial inequality, and introduced some policies to fight environmental degradation and climate change.

The new European constitution could also cause trouble because it gives the EU the beginnings of a common immigration policy, in particular through common rules governing political asylum.

Peter Aspden in the FT, for instance: "I can think of no greater praise for Tune In than to say that it gives the Beatles the beginnings of the biography they deserve".

Given the band's rather idyllic beginnings as friends jamming together for fun, "Merriweather" captures the members at a rare moment in their careers.

And, as such, it gave Green the beginnings of an online following.

It also, he believes, gave him the beginnings of a personality: "I became myself for the first time".

It also gave Murdoch the beginnings of a global entertainment business with a foothold in the key US market, expected to provide Shine - now called Shine Group - with around two-thirds of the company's income.

And so, set on finding my path to the door of a reputable news organization, I combed through job boards for media internships, desperate to find anything that would give me the beginnings of a portfolio.