Sentence examples for its early beginning from inspiring English sources

Despite this, vaccination has been met with strong opposition from its early beginning.

Controversy on Court 1 started early, beginning in its inaugural year, when the Argentine star Guillermo Vilas, feeling ill, asked for extra time to recover for his fourth-round match against Manuel Orantes of Spain.

-- film had an early beginning.

That was the very early beginning.

We experienced from the early beginning the value of team working and cooperation.

In its early days, beginning in 2007, the choice of film was kept hush-hush until the projector flicked on; and trying to guess what cinematic world you were in was once part of its risky joy.

Marshall provided the bulk of the Society's funding in its early years, beginning with an anonymous donation of $1000.

Most researchers seem to agree that pre-eclampsia, though undetectable in its early stage, begins during the formation of the placenta, an entirely new organ grown in the uterus from the original blastocyst of the pregnancy for the sole purpose of sustaining the fetus.

Work on the "Florida Project," as Disney World was called in its early stages, began in a swampy Central Florida after Walt Disney's death in 1966.

The in-store cask program, dubbed the 1842 casks to commemorate both the founding of the company and in reflection of how Scotch was sold in its early days, began with offerings from the Highlands and Islay in 1999.

Its earliest annals (beginning in the reign of Julius Caesar) are laconic, except the entry for 755, which records in detail a feud between the West Saxon king Cynewulf and the would-be usurper Cyneheard.