Sentence examples for beginning to construct from inspiring English sources

With the decoding of the human genome largely complete, government scientists are beginning to construct a special kind of genetic map that would provide a shortcut to locating the variant human genes that predispose people to common diseases.

If we are beginning to construct and communicate in a new alphabet, one that transcends existing language even if it is still culturally specific, we surely wouldn't want it to begin by excluding vast swaths of humanity.

That disagreement, and the associated Congressional inquiries and lobbying, have stalled development just as wireless phone companies are beginning to construct and deploy their fourth-generation, or 4G, networks.

I found myself smiling, too -- and thinking of something Baudelaire wrote 150 years ago for a world only beginning to construct the strange and tangled web of cultural appropriations, impositions, affinities, exchanges and connections that has only lately come to be called globalism.

Perhaps the overall logic is something like this: Based on realist foundations; but nonetheless beginning to construct new bilateral, regional and global public goods together; so that step by step the relationship is transformed by building strategic trust over time.

Almost all hospitals lacked appropriate isolation facilities for suspected case-patients, although by August, many hospitals were beginning to construct or refurbish temporary isolation units.

And so at last the city began to construct its first aqueduct.

Bleary, stunned and emotionally spent, Mr. Daley and the others began to construct a plan.

After 12 noon, they begin to construct defensive barricades against further police onslaught.

Another world began to construct itself around Bill Peek, a shining city on a hill.

Later they began to construct permanent shrines where kami were said to stay permanently.