Sentence examples for are beginning to insert from inspiring English sources

Several teams, frustrated that some players continue to show up on the police blotter, are beginning to insert protective clauses in contracts in case players end up in trouble.

Sequence comparison across these subtribes indicates that the insert is beginning to degrade, and this is most notable in A. syriaca, in which approximately half of the insert sequence has been deleted.

Telling police he became a "monster", Mr Lopez said he began to insert objects into Ms Nemeth, who was unconscious, and ripped out some of her intestinal tissue.

Other writers began to insert the letter "K" for kaput, the Latin word for "head," to demarcate sections of text.

Slowly, Simon began to insert into their relationship a pattern of abuse.

Right from the beginning it is necessary to insert the graft in a very rigid and precise position.

However, Bolton also worried that striking Bushehr after fuel rods begin to be inserted into the reactor "would almost certainly release the radiation into the atmosphere" -- hence, his argument that Israel needed to strike before August 21.

To begin a trial, rats were required to insert their nose in the magazine to activate the infrared beam.

When you use the majority of, but not all of a quote, or if you begin in the middle of a quote, it is necessary to insert ellipses.

It is difficult to insert the uterine applicator into a bulky tumour at the beginning of treatment.

"It would be idiotic to insert myself," she says.