Sentence examples for beginning to establish a from inspiring English sources

Croatia, too, is beginning to establish a global presence with its dry wines.

I got only the DVD, because the company was just beginning to establish a network of training centers in New York.

The U.S., with more operating reactors than any country, took a more measured response, waiting for a definitive accounting of the disaster by an expert task force before beginning to establish a credible path forward based on lessons learned from Fukushima.

This one may be better known to European readers, as Runtastic got its start across the pond, but it's beginning to establish a footprint in the U.S. as well.

Reversing this trend and beginning to establish a national perspective on the scientific workforce were the organizing principals of the Pan-Organizational Summit on the U.S. Science and Engineering Workforce.

Microbiologist Martin Blaser of New York University says the findings are convincing and are "beginning to establish a scientific basis" for a lingering theory that hasn't gotten much attention.

He also began to establish a more effective central administration.

He arrived in the Pimería Alta in 1687 and began to establish a beachhead among the O'odham.

After working in London (1889 91), he went to Malvern, Worcestershire, and began to establish a reputation as a composer.

Shortly thereafter, in 1596, the Dutch entered the area and began to establish a firm foothold in western Sumatra.

Soon afterward he began to establish a successful law firm in Vereeniging, becoming active in civic and business affairs there.