Sentence examples for begins in view of from inspiring English sources

It begins "In view of the fact that my articles and statements on Scientology may have influenced young people to associate themselves with the so called Church of Scientology, I feel an obligation to make my present views on the subject quite clear".

A timber company began logging in view of his front yard a few years back.

It is worth mentioning that rule-based systems did not have much success in proteomics: There, it is apparent from the very beginning that, in view of the huge search space, only optimization- and combinatorics-based methods can be successful.

The repair of Florida's tainted system should begin at once -- and begin in full view of the nation.

The row began, in full view of BBC colleagues, because Jordan felt Jones had breached a personal confidence by revealing the existence of a key meeting between the two.

There remains the risk that trouble will begin again – especially in view of the uprising in Tunisia next door.

Banks' attitudes are beginning to change in view of the increasing numbers of more sophisticated immigrants with credit cards and checking accounts.

"After the massacres, we began to wonder, in view of all that happened: How can we restore our values?" says Benjamin Ngororabanga, Deputy Coordinator at Centre Ubuntu.

The analysis addressed two questions relevant to prescribers: i) Should lithium be recommended at the beginning of treatment in view of a small but significant risk of ESRD later in life? and ii) Should lithium continuation be recommended even in the presence of long-term adverse renal effects?

More details from the New York Times/CBS poll, meanwhile, suggest that while hopes for Obama remain ridiculously high, real expectations are beginning to be tempered in view of the relentless negative economic news.

Where human life has a beginning and an end, in view of Ortega's reading of Hegel, history has neither a new beginning nor a final ending.