Sentence examples for begin to establish a from inspiring English sources

Such analyses begin to establish a common language and framework by which to compare as well as advance both fields.

But as officials begin to establish a profile of the network, they realize there were many warning signs going back to the early 1990's in the Philippines and Indonesia.

But Mr. Chopra noted that after students graduate, find jobs and begin to establish a repayment record, their risk of default declines — and so they should become eligible for lower rates.

Through the summer Mr. Romney's aides had expressed hope that he would begin to establish a lead over Mr. Obama through three major events: the selection of his running mate, the party convention, and the coming presidential debates.

What is important, however, is that students are made aware that they can – and should – use their time at college or university to build connections and begin to establish a reputation in their field.

For the non-profits, they end up getting funds faster and can begin to establish a direct relationship with the people who give.

"When churches begin to establish an English focus, they also adopt the culture and strategies that are so different from the traditional way of doing things, that these churches eventually split".

He also began to establish a more effective central administration.

Croatia, too, is beginning to establish a global presence with its dry wines.

He began to establish a huge military nuclear program underground," he said.

The review begins to establish a credible evidence base for the use of acupressure in pain relief.