Sentence examples for its inception from from inspiring English sources

But let's not confuse a Caucasian-like beandy and heterosexist aesthetic that has dominated Essence's fashion department since its inception from white business conglomerates vying to take it over.

How will we distinguish this, at its inception, from the ordinary failure of a business with respect to financial institutions until it is already well underway?

An album of the music was released on 22 February 2012 and subsequently on the digital music platform Apple iTunes India since its inception from mid-2012.

If the van Gogh -- Wheat Fields with Cypresses -- proves to be a copy, it would come in as the fourth, and biggest, controversy to hit the Met since its inception, from J.P. Morgan purchase of suspected forged artwork to a slander lawsuit on a "Gothic statue Demotte had sold Joseph Duveen (which he'd left to the Metropolitan), and declared it a fake".

The quantity of publications referencing the use of GKC strains has steadily increased since its inception, from 22 in 2001 to 212 in 2009 [ 9].

That business has increased considerably from its inception, going from just 10 routes at the start of last year to now 80 in total.

We systematically searched the Medline (from its inception), Embase (from 1974), Scopus (from its inception), and Web of Knowledge (from its inception) databases through March 2013 for relevant citations.

From its inception it avoided buying government bonds because it smacked of fiscal support.

Freemasonry has, almost from its inception, encountered considerable opposition from organized religion, especially from the Roman Catholic Church, and from various states.

From its inception it announced itself as a serious paper with a high-minded agenda.

From its inception it flourished on slave labor.