Sentence examples for began to be compiled from inspiring English sources
Sales of new homes remain very close to their lowest levels since data began to be compiled in their present form nearly 50 years ago.
The data began to be compiled in 2004 by a retired brigadier general, Baruch Spiegel, at the request of the defense minister at the time, Shaul Mofaz.
Men between 25 and 34, the period when careers begin and families form, are less likely to have jobs now than at any time from 1948, when the statistic began to be compiled, to 2009.
The traditions of the Prophet (Hadith) began to be compiled, and, after careful sifting, those regarded as trustworthy were preserved in six great collections during the late 9th century.
Greece's industrial production was never large to begin with, but it is now lower than at any time since the figures began to be compiled in 1995, and is down about a third from its peak, set back in 2000.
Private collections of poetry in kana began to be compiled about 880, and in 905 the Kokinshū (A Collection of Poems Ancient and Modern), the first major work of kana literature, was compiled by the poet Ki Tsurayuki and others.
The balance sheet is complex and, in terms of the "legacy" promises made, has barely begun to be compiled.
As this is a relatively new topic in Brazil, the first comprehensive lists of introduced and invasive species are just beginning to be compiled, and the patterns of invasion are not well understood [309], [313].
Clearly, a considerable amount of detailed exposure data on large numbers of individuals would need to be compiled to begin to assess the extent to which a manageable number of unique exposomes exists.
Ali Hood, director of conservation for the Shark Trust, says that the number of attacks attributed to oceanic whitetips since records began being compiled way back in 1580 is "fewer than 10.
