Sentence examples for beginning to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

In terms of specimen recovery and analysis, we are only beginning to reconstruct the biotic history of this ancient landscape.

The Pilbara is well known as important an important area for refugia with high levels of endemism in a variety of plants and animals [ 1- 3], but we are only just now beginning to reconstruct the biotic history of this ancient and complex landscape.

He immediately began to reconstruct the work.

At first, using only single genes, we began to reconstruct patterns of human migration.

On Saturday the scattered families of Tskhinvali began to reconstruct themselves in a halting fashion.

We must not be enemies". And begin to reconstruct a more civilized vocabulary.

He began to reconstruct the relationship between John and Elizabeth Proctor and Abigail Williams, who would become the central characters in "The Crucible".

New molecular biology techniques let scientists begin to reconstruct how the processes inside a cell evolved over millions of years.

Pryor began to reconstruct himself first through the use of sound — imagining the sound of Frankenstein taking LSD, for example, or a baby "being birthed".

Only then can we begin to reconstruct the literary landscape in a way that's fair to readers and writers alike.

In the midst of a mass migration of nearly one million people from the north to the south, the two Vietnams began to reconstruct their war-ravaged land.