Sentence examples for originate until from inspiring English sources

The term fifth column didn't originate until the 1930's, coined by General Emilio Mola, the Spanish Nationalist.

QUESTION FROM JOHN DOUW: How does an "originalist" justify First Amendment rights for corporations, since, if I'm not mistaken, the doctrine didn't originate until the late 19th Century?

Although it was once thought to be a feature of Greek classical drama, it is now believed that it did not originate until the Hellenistic age.

Mid-Cretaceous climate was relatively warm [ 36] although fossil data suggests tropical forests were open and dry adapted and modern closed-canopy rain forest did not originate until after the K/T boundary [ 37].

Cargill said that it was suspending ground turkey production at the plant in Springdale, Ark., where the tainted meat originated, until it could identify the source of the contamination and fix it.

The evolutionary history of life on Earth traces the processes by which living and fossil organisms have evolved since life on the planet first originated until the present day.

Lending Club can't originate a loan until it has sold it to another party.

But the lack of joined-up policy in Westminster didn't originate with this government; New Labour until 2010 was just as bad.

Although sources of infection are considered to originate from the human environment, until now cooling towers were not clearly demonstrated to be one of these contamination sources, despite being suspected (1 ).

In each secondary axis of the inflorescence, several EFNs originate and secrete successively and independently until fruit ripening; this succession provides constant reward to patrolling ants, which would protect the developing fruits until maturation.

The BCFA were the only fatty acids showing similar response to diet, given that they originate ruminal activity and suffer no further modifications until being deposited in tissues.