Sentence examples for begins considerable from inspiring English sources

As the project begins, considerable effort must be dedicated to shared problem definition and development of a common language.

The former Soviet Union was the first to begin considerable research and development programs with respect to large-scale UCG systems in the 1930s [15, 16].

"Bedlam," by Geoff Nicholson, begins with considerable promise.

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.

"I'm Old Fashioned," to a score by Morton Gould, based on a theme by Jerome Kern, is an unabashed crowd pleaser that is also a serious ballet, perhaps a little too serious, as Robbins dissects the lovely duet by Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth, shown on film as the ballet begins, at considerable length.

After 1896 immigration from eastern Europe began in considerable numbers.

While state media initially played down reports of the accident, the search for survivors began receiving considerable attention on Tuesday.

Analysts said they expected sales to rebound somewhat in the coming months but remain below the levels experienced in the first quarter, which would make for a disappointing end to a year that began with considerable promise.

Mrs. Clinton was said to have asked Mr. Rudd, "How do you deal toughly with your banker?"' The latest bad sign is that cooperation on managing North Korea's nuclear ambitions, which began with considerable promise in 2009, appears to have disintegrated.

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