Sentence examples for begun a long process from inspiring English sources

It is, perhaps, the most significant news to come out of China in years because it may mean that the world's largest political organization has ended two decades of internal unity and begun a long process of splintering.

"What needs to happen now is that the three victims, who have begun a long process of recovery, are able to go through their rehabilitation undisturbed, without being identified".

The men underwent a ritual circumcision, and the whole community began a long process of intense instruction.

The SDLP will now begin a long process of building grassroots support and of grooming a new generation of leaders.

In November 1997, Green Tree began a long process of erasing most of the profits it had ever earned with a $190 million pretax write-off.

That initial discovery began a long process that has pretty much taken over his life: he now lives at the museum and works as its caretaker.

So began a long process of facing up to the past for Mr. Perry, his friend and at least half a dozen other men who say they were molested by teachers at the Caldicott School, in Buckinghamshire, between 1964 and 1970.

That problem was quickly resolved and then began a long process of questioning potential jurors, asking about their work experience, dealings with the federal government, investment practices, even their hobbies and reading interests.

As President Obama told George Stephanopoulos, on Sunday, "What a deal would do is take a big piece of business off the table and perhaps begin a long process in which the relationship not just between Iran and us but the relationship between Iran and the world, and the region, begins to change".

It was the beginning a long process of self-discovery.

And so began a long process of organisation for the visit, which attracted hundreds and was covered on national television.