Sentence examples for beginning such from inspiring English sources
The committee made a special effort to finance scientists who are only beginning such research.
He said the F.B.I. had not yet determined the full extent of the damage because agents did not want to risk tipping their hand by beginning such a review while the investigation was under way.
Beginning such work early in his boyhood, he continued it into adulthood, especially from 1648 to 1653, a period when he was also composing pamphlets against the Church of England and the monarchy.
He also regularly addressed issues raised by readers, usually beginning such columns with a quotation from a reader's letter about anything from changes in concert programming, to whether halls should turn their lights down during Lieder recitals, to whether critics should follow scores during performances.
After a request from the White House, Justice Department officials said they had determined that there was nothing in law to prevent the F.B.I. from beginning such checks on a kind of dual track while the election outcome remains in doubt.
In languages where the Predicator typically occurs at the beginning such as Arabic and Tagalog, the initial position of the clause is normally interpersonally prominent and, for that matter, interpersonal resources such as finiteness markers and negotiation particles are also typically placed at this position.
SIRTRIS has begun such studies.
Carmakers have just begun such ventures.
London began such moves over a decade ago with the congestion charge.
New Jersey is the last state to begin such a program.
Rickerson had lobbied the Sequim School District to begin such a program.
