Sentence examples for begin by noting from inspiring English sources
The phrase "begin by noting" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to introduce a point or observation that is important for the reader to consider at the start of a discussion or argument. Example: "In this analysis, we will begin by noting the key factors that contributed to the project's success."
A critic of this essay might begin by noting that the entry fee for the club would have been much cheaper than uptown at Rockefeller Plaza.
In its eventual decision in Holt/Muhammad, the court might begin by noting the "triviality" of the beard issue (as it has done in previous similar cases), and it will almost most certainly clarify – and likely expand – prisoners' religious rights.
We should begin by noting that there is no powerful "anti-Muslim sentiment" afoot – there were 156 hate-crime incidents in the US in 2006, the most recent year for which numbers were available.
Re "Revolution in Warfare" (April 16): The article begin by noting the very human fascination with the violence and struggles of the "epic theater" of war, citing the great literature of war through the ages.
In response, I should begin by noting that the science of "astrobiology" — which, loosely stated, searches for signs of life elsewhere and explores the astrophysical and cosmological conditions that might allow for life to exist in our universe — is still in its infancy.
We begin by noting the potential opportunities offered by flexibility of a system in enhancing its functionalities and capabilities.
Yellen began by noting that inequality is still rising.
Mr. Hlawitschka began by noting an important difference in the cost of delivering movies and plays.
He begins by noting the untrustworthiness of Brock, a self-confessed liar and journalistic hoaxer.
Mr. Dimon begins by noting that he has worked in a regulated industry — banking — all his adult life.
It's hard to resist a writer who begins by noting, "Befitting the subject, this is an odd book".
