Sentence examples for began to develop new from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration began to develop new policies toward Al Qaeda in 2001, but military plans did not change until after 9/11.
The new administration began to develop new policies toward Al Qaeda in 2001, but there is no evidence of new work on military capabilities or plans against this enemy before Sept. 11.
Almost all professors began to develop new projects," she said.
But that changed in the early 2000s, when scientists began to develop new devices that could be left on volcanoes to make continuous measurements and transmit the data to researchers.
Over time, especially as we began to develop new PD leaders and to write detailed PD leader guides, we recognized the need to state more specifically the teacher learning goals for each professional development session and for each segment of a PD session.
They began to develop new products, like junk bonds, that deepened and broadened markets.
The theory behind M.P.D. states that if a woman is repeatedly molested as a child she will begin to develop new personalities in which to seal off the terrible memories of her experience.
Over the last few years, designers have begun to develop new game theories and more complex strategies of "payoff," the artifice that compels a player to keep playing a game for hours, weeks or days.
Even before Mr. Leach's blunt call for stronger steps by regulators, all four federal banking regulators -- including Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve -- had spoken out against deceptive lending practices, and some are beginning to develop new regulations.
Germany must begin to develop new strategies to regain its former position within this international market of education.
