Sentence examples for having been conceived from inspiring English sources
WHIP is a relative newcomer to baseball statistics, having been conceived in 1979 by the writer and editor Daniel Okrent.
The Tomahawk is longer in the tooth than one might think, having been conceived in the 1970s and declared operational in the early 1980s.
Her new "Impermanence," seen at the BAM Harvey Theater Wednesday night, is billed as having been "conceived, directed and composed" by her, but pointedly not choreographed.
In the 30s, having been conceived a decade earlier as a radio network, the BBC had to become a television broadcaster as well.
Tony Danker, international director of Guardian news and media, welcomed the initiative which, he said, had real potential, "but that potential depends on whether, having been conceived by Google in Europe, it is now adopted by Google in Mountain View".
Today, with more than 5 million people having been conceived by IVF, the term "test tube baby" seems archaic if not a little perverse (not least because test tubes were never involved).
