Sentence examples for begins a considerable from inspiring English sources

This general velocity curve of growth in height begins a considerable time before birth.

The fourth introduces Opal Gilstrap (Ilfenesh Hadera) and begins a considerable expansion of Opal's role in Nola's life.

That means that dinosaur evolution must have begun a considerable time before that, Nesbitt says.

Jones' attempt at laying all this bare begins with a considerable amount of reporting: his undertaking is built upon dozens of interviews with establishment figures, some of whom would acknowledge themselves as such, some of whom wouldn't.

This begins with a considerable amount of self-examination.

The Democrats begin with a considerable advantage in New Jersey.

Shortly afterwards he began building a considerable stake in M&B, financed by Kaupthing.

That shift began, to a considerable degree, in the mind of an émigré academic called Constantine Sedikides.

The company stands to begin turning a considerable profit if not next year, then in the third year of its 10-year contract.

And while he still keeps a home in the Washington area, he has begun spending a considerable amount of time on the family farm in Carthage, east of Nashville, more time than at any point since the years when he was a senator -- years when he always kept the fences well mended back home.

After the end of the cold war, the C.I.A. and the S.V.R. began a formal relationship -- a considerable expansion of "Gavrilov" style meetings -- while the F.B.I. opened an office in Moscow and officials began meeting with their Russian counterparts as well.