Sentence examples for paradigm was born from inspiring English sources
A paradigm was born and contributed to influence the vast majority of health care financing reforms in LMICs, particularly on the African continent.
Systems, paradigms are born, live and become obsolete only to be substituted by better approaches.
This data evidently blurs the proposition that IC must be academically understood as a response to the end of the MC paradigm, or was born in the context of an era that is truly post-m.
By setting inclusiveness and country ownership of development agendas as explicit guides, a new paradigm for working in fragile environments was born.
Sierra Leone's finance and economic development minister Kaifala Marah said about the new deal: "By setting inclusiveness and country ownership of development agendas as explicit guides, a new paradigm for working in fragile environments was born".
Its postive critical reception might suggest we had set out to create a new paradigm for performing Wagner, but our approach was born of necessity.
(Remember Richard Kiley?) Besides, Ernie Sabella was born to play Sancho Panza, the paradigm of sidekicks.
The fourth organisational model was born as a reaction against the self-interest and hierarchy centered paradigm of the previous phase.
The satirical fanzine Shoreditch Twat, which I published, was born out of this confusion, seeking to make sense of the stampede of east London paradigms who talked much but seemed to achieve very little.
His story traces a paradigm that is becoming increasingly common, beginning with an obsession for the game that seemed to begin even before he was born.
Digital watermarking was born.
