Sentence examples for began extensive from inspiring English sources

They began extensive renovations, which cost a vast sum.

In 1838 he began extensive tours throughout Europe.

The team began extensive talks with game developers, asking what they wanted.

Zogenix began extensive clinical trials in March of 2010, on patients with back pain.

The two sides then began extensive negotiations that culminated on Monday night with Mr. Ackman's resignation.

In the 1990s Beirut began extensive rebuilding efforts to restore its economic base and cultural landmarks.

So far, police say there are few clues, though they have begun extensive inquiries.

Before the terrorist attack, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee had begun extensive hearings aimed at producing an energy bill that would balance exploration and conservation.

Ms. Berenson, whose parents describe her as having been empathetic with the downtrodden even as a child, grew up in Manhattan and attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology before beginning extensive travels in Latin America in 1988.

They blamed the leadership, management and governance but added that Clarke, the new headteacher, had rapidly understood why pupils were not making sufficient progress and was beginning extensive reforms.

In a closely watched proceeding that will soon require larger publicly traded companies to begin extensive disclosures and audits of their internal financial controls, the board proposed the rules for conducting those activities.