Sentence examples for begin to answer this from inspiring English sources
To begin to answer this question, let me tell you a story.
I trust everyone here has some ideas about how to begin to answer this question.
Recent X-ray structures of mammalian xenobiotic-metabolizing P450s (mainly from human liver) that have been published during the 2003 2007 period, allow one to begin to answer this question.
We begin to answer this question by examining a broad sampling of history, structures of power and law, culture, and contemporary political issues.
Methods: To begin to answer this question, several case studies were examined where apical end point dose response curves were compared to dose response data on epigenetic end points for 1,3-butadiene, arsenic, and diethylstilbesterol.
We might begin to answer this question by interpreting a film Wilson certainly directed, The Dream Lady (1918), as showing us, first, that orchestrating dreams is woman's work, and second, that such dream work entails a playful approach to gender roles.
He didn't say "Hello" or "You're Nick Robinson, aren't you?" but just: "Do you think the country's run by the civil service or by the politicians?" I found myself beginning to answer this question before thinking, "No, it's 10 to midnight, I've been working for 16 hours, can we have this chat some other time?" Are your children (aged 14, 13 and nine) interested in politics?
This article begins to answer this question by assessing the definitional problem of terrorism and critically analyzing the most recent legislative developments in the EU.
Biology instructors are beginning to answer this call for classroom and lab activities (Heitz et al. 2010; Kalinowski et al. 2006a, b), but there are still too few TCC activities for introductory biology courses.
In a colloquy dedicated to the subject in the Journal of the American Musicological Society, Aaron S. Allen began to answer this question, admitting he was "reluctant to define an emerging subfield as yet lacking in consensus, but we must start somewhere" (Aaron S. Allen, "Ecomusicology: Ecocriticism and Musicology," Journal of the American Musicological Society 64, no. 2 [Summer 2011]: 392011]
