Sentence examples for states were born from inspiring English sources

Nordic welfare states were born from a shared sense of a "people's community", known by the Swedish term folkhemmet.

It was a turbulent era — the Cold War, the civil-rights movement, antiwar protests, and a world changing shape as empires imploded and new states were born in Africa and Asia.

Children in red states are more likely to be born to teenagers or unmarried mothers -- in 1999, 33.7percentt of babies in red states were born out of wedlock, versus 32.5percentt in blue states.

As the colonies of the West disintegrated and new independent states were born, the Arab world was opening itself more to the influence of the Soviet Union.

One fellow, the summary states, was born into a wealthy Moroccan family in France.

The Muslim Brotherhood, the grandfather of the modern movements that seek to replace secular governments with Islamic states, was born here.

On average, 42% of the people in an American state were born outside that state.

HE HAS been president of the small west African republic of Togo since 1967 before some heads of state were born.

In 2000, only 19 babies in the state were born with NAS; by 2015, there were 1,060.

The present nation-states were born at a certain moment with an internal trend towards their transformation.

As a result, the modern regulatory state was born.