Sentence examples for began to include a from inspiring English sources
Last year, the bank began to include a chapter focused on household indebtedness in its risk reports.
By the 1950s Ace regulars began to include a new breed of motorcyclist, mostly young, looking for a place to gather with their mates.
Coleman's small jazz ensembles began to include a second saxophonist – the tenorist Dewey Redman – at the end of the 60s, and Haden, Higgins and Blackwell returned.
This basic grouping had been established in Germany in the late 17th century after Johann Jakob Froberger began to include a gigue either before or after the courante in the then common German arrangement of allemande, courante, sarabande.
Apple began to include a feature called iTunes Wi-Fi Sync last year with its iOS 5 software, and it does allow you to transfer the same content between iTunes on the computer and your iPad over a wireless network that you can transfer with the USB cable.
But as the number of signatories grew, it began to include a wider range of researchers including biologists, ecologists, geoscientists, and even a real estate broker.
In 1812 his vast correspondence began to include an exchange with his former friend and more recent rival John Adams.
The state said it had begun to include a broader range of topics on its tests, making the questions less predictable.
Although the internationalization process has begun to include a growing number of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), literature traditionally has focused on larger multinational firms located in global cities [4, 29].
The company's environmental record has steadily improved over the past ten years; it has even begun to include an environmental-impact report with its annual report and has received accolades from environmental groups for its efforts to manage spills.
When the discussions of a Cyprus rescue plan among European Union leaders began to include talk of confiscating a share of deposits in Cypriot banks, Russian leaders expressed shock and outrage.
