Sentence examples for beginning it could be from inspiring English sources

In the beginning it could be a slap and a grab, but also a kick in the chest resulting in fracture and both physical and psychological health consequences.

Even though doing this is not necessary in the beginning, it could be helpful in getting your performances noticed.

What's more, there's no sort of demarcation to indicate where the device's screen ends and where the bezel begins — it could be that HTC has taken its CEO's zeal for innovation to heart and crafted a phone with an edge-to-edge screen, but the end result would probably look more like this (courtesy of an UnwiredView commenter).

When round three of the Geneva peace talks on Syria begins, it could be Groundhog Day for Syrians.

Starting point means from where the research should begin, it could be either begin with no feature and add a feature as you proceed forward, or it could be a backward process; you start with all attributes, and as you proceed, you do the feature elimination, or it could start from somewhere in the middle on the training set.

Once construction begins, it could be nine months to a year before the pool is open, said Pat Thomas, recreational services manager for the city.

Once the extermination process had begun, it could not be halted, because by then it would have been impossible to open the doors.

"He rejected the culture that produced him, and once that process began, it could not be reversed," said Tucker Carlson, the founder of the Daily Caller, a conservative Web site.

Once it began, it could have been stopped.

If the government had gotten on it as soon as the problems began, it could've been in place by now.

To begin with, it could be merged with the proposed bank-resolution authority.