Sentence examples for greatest origin from inspiring English sources

The greatest origin of costs for society is the long-term care by health care professionals and particularly institutionalisation, which corresponds to 2/3 of the total costs for society.

The Mahanidana Sutta ("Discourse on the Great Origin") gives the fullest canonical treatment of the doctrine of dependent origination, or the chain of causation.

Believed to date to the 1950s or early 1960s, the White Russian has no great origin story; its culinary precursor is the Alexander.

Gallen later said the Blues were "sick of being bullied" while Daley commented: "That's a great Origin moment as far as I'm concerned.

Start-ups usually have a great origin story, having spotted a gap in the market or solved a familiar problem with a new idea.

A flurry of punches aimed at the head of Queensland's Nate Myles was described as "a great Origin moment" by the New South Wales coach, Laurie Daley – but is likely to earn his captain Paul Gallen a suspension.

Atkin, who grew up in London, claims he has "no great origin story" concerning his interest in economics and trade, but says it was present from his school days onward and enhanced by some of his travels abroad while growing up.

As early as 1260 he instituted a reign period in the Chinese manner to date his reign, and in 1271, eight years before the disintegration of the Nan Song, he proclaimed his own dynasty under the title of Da Yuan, or "Great Origin".

It had a great origin story (here is our first post about the nascent UberCab) and it solved a huge problem, especially in San Francisco.

Like many great origin stories of modern-day inventions, laughing gas also known as nangs, whippets, and nitrous was stumbled upon by happy accident.

He also couldn't win a series for NSW against perhaps the greatest Queensland Origin team – arguably team, period – that rugby league's ever seen.