Sentence examples for started modern from inspiring English sources

In such illnesses, the gene responsible sends out a strong signal, the mode of inheritance following the orderly laws of Gregor Mendel, the Austrian monk who started modern genetics with his experiments on garden peas.

"In the nineteenth century, when the robber barons started modern American philanthropy, there were no tax deductions, no incentives from the government to give, just the growing idea that with wealth comes social and moral obligation," Vartan Gregorian, the president of the Carnegie Corporation and a veteran of the New York philanthropic scene, said.

I started modern dance classes in 1967 on the advice of my Korean karate instructor.

So we started Modern Lessons in an effort to bring all teachers, parents, and students around the world up to speed on modern technology.

The ground Brent Cross stands on started modern life as a sewage works and was later home to Hendon Greyhound Stadium.

His provocative reasoning on a host of topics kick-started modern British philosophy.

He argued that the 11th-century rise of papal authority with its own canon law jump-started modern law.

In Archangel, in the north of Russia, investigators opened a criminal case against a historian who was collecting material about ethnic Germans who vanished in the Gulag.Where history starts, modern politics soon follows.

The opening episode of the fifth series of the hit TV show is set in 1966 – just three years after the book credited with starting modern feminism, The Feminine Mystique, was published.

And wellness is the word that dates back to Hippocrates in the 5th century BCE, the man who kick-started modern medical ethics as well as herbal therapies.

Vechery, who was a product lead at 23andMe before starting Modern Family, says she became interested in the space after doing some due diligence in the infertility space for a healthcare private equity firm earlier in her career.