Sentence examples for begin to sort out from inspiring English sources

Emboldened, they begin to sort out gear, tie flies, peruse tackle catalogs and attend sporting goods shows.

Only the tortuously slow studies designed to examine drug effects in thousands of people can begin to sort out this kind of coincidence from true cause and effect.

If it is true that Pakistani intelligence was helpful in locating bin Laden, and kept that matter secret, then we can begin to sort out our fraught relationship with that troubled country on a more equitable, trusting basis.

Once the Senate votes, aides said, the first order of business in the bicameral talks will be to set an overall dollar figure and then begin to sort out the differences in spending and tax changes in the two measures.

A team of American and Afghan investigators from Kandahar arrived in the village today to begin to sort out a tragedy that prompted the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, to criticize his American allies sharply, and caused President Bush's spokesman to issue an unusual statement of condolences over the loss of life.

So, given this convergence of massive opportunity and impending challenge, how can we begin to sort out the legitimately promising businesses from the also-rans?

Congress has not even begun to sort out the issues.

In the end about one-fifth of humanity survives and begins to sort out the mess.

Stock analysts are just beginning to sort out the financial impact.

But local governments have begun to sort out details of a new program aimed at reducing long backups.

The assembly began to sort out some details, such as rewriting laws so that the many new political parties that have sprung up can take part.