Sentence examples for beginning to evidence from inspiring English sources

Several brain stimulation technologies are beginning to evidence promise as pain treatments.

The free falls on Wall Street are beginning to evidence themselves in free falls of emotional sobriety.

He began to evidence the kind of behaviour which a journalist would later summarise as his "extraordinary talent for wheedling his way into people's sympathy before turning their lives to misery with his hysterical temper-tantrums".

This begins to evidence how the collaboration proved useful in stimulating discussions that might otherwise have been impossible.

It's been "somewhat of a roller coaster," he says, but "I think we're now beginning to see evidence for immune based approaches to work in cancer".

We are beginning to accumulate evidence that AREG/ EREG behave as universal markers for predicting the efficacy of Ctx across most types of EGFR-driven human tumours.

New Yorkers are beginning to see some evidence of this struggle in several key primaries to be held September 12.

Management scholars are beginning to provide empirical evidence that organization identity (OI) can be a powerful means of reducing agency costs.

Meanwhile, recent studies are beginning to sketch out evidence of human health effects.

Now, doctors and scientists are beginning to reevaluate the evidence.

We are even beginning to get some hopeful evidence that when we do so, it works.