Sentence examples for inception first from inspiring English sources
He has vigorously fought the early voting proposals from their inception, first in the legislature with his veto and then with a failed petition drive orchestrated by his reelection campaign.
Seidenberg has led Verizon since its inception, first as co-CEO in 2000, then as sole chief exec since 2002 and as chairman of the board since 2004.
." Both the Hartmans and Walt McNamara, the United pilot who came up with the idea for the Family Awareness Program, insist that the real reason for the program's inception was first to avoid a strike and, second, should that fail, to be prepared for it.
Pilot project on the System of Rice Intensification: Inception and first quarterly report May - August 2014.
The town has benefited from monopolies since its inception — the first, the Camden and Atlantic Railroad, allowed blue-collar visitors from Philadelphia to arrive en masse.
This book is a photographic history of the club through its inception, its first trips to Yosemite, its daring moments in the Himalayas, and its later days of scaling the campus buildings.
When the Inception trailer first leaked, he submerged himself in an ice bath he drew in his tub and took a few Tylenol PMs.
On September 15, Resident Evil: Afterlife opened in 30 countries, bumping Inception from first place and grossing $42.3 million from 3,559 screens with 3D screenings accounting for 81% of total earnings, thereby becoming the most successful overseas debut of the entire series.
I've seen him in Inception and Third Rock – I think he's a really good actor and really hot".
Since its inception, in ninth-century England — when the sheriff was called the shire reeve, or county guardian — the office has been a kind of one-man government.
The imminent inception of third-generation mobile communication technologies and continual proliferation of wireless local area networks offer an unprecedented opportunity for the development of video streaming applications through wireless Internet access.
