Sentence examples for beginning to be released from inspiring English sources
Though census results are only beginning to be released, last week the results of the American Community Survey were revealed.
Bioinformatics solutions are beginning to be released that address this challenge and facilitate filtering and interpretation of human sequence variation data (Nix et al., 2010; Sana et al., 2011; Shetty et al., 2010; Wang et al., 2010).
Video movies are numbered: for example, the live-action "Beethoven's 3rd," also released this week, the animated "Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire" (coming this fall) and the live-action "Dragonheart 2: A New Beginning," to be released Aug. 8. Historically, direct-to-video has leaned toward the exploitational.
But many of those countries have only begun to be released from their payments.
Other similar time-sharing projects followed rapidly at various research institutions, and some commercial products began to be released that also were called interactive or time-sharing.
The Internet trolls started to advocate for Trump as early as December 2015, well before the WikiLeaks revelations began to be released on the eve of the Democratic National Convention.
But since the drag from Asia is still looming, there could be some rude surprises in the spring, when this year's first-quarter earnings begin to be released.
When the Lake County numbers began to be released, it briefly appeared possible that the county might close Mr. Obama's deficit in the rest of the state.
But in the hours that followed, marked by protests and confrontations by lawyers and members of Congress, detainees began to be released.
Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) showed that 5.2 wt% of hydrogen began to be released from 190 °C while temperature was increased at a heating rate of 5 °C/min up to 350 °C under an argon flow.
On May 24, shortly after partial results began to be released, Banda proclaimed that she was annulling the elections and ordering them to be re-held in 90 days, and she also said that she would not stand in the repeated presidential election.
