Sentence examples for begun to include the from inspiring English sources

In 1553 an outer wall was begun, to include the increasing number of inhabitants living outside the city.

Before the smoke had cleared, TV series like "The West Wing" had begun to include the colossal day in their dramatic repertoire -- temporary treatments that will seem trivial tomorrow but were all that fiction could come up with on such short notice.

While this work has now begun to include the views and opinions of the postdoctoral community (www.nationalpostdoc.org), rarely does it involve trainees at mid- and entry levels of the pipeline.

To begin to address this, our curation efforts have begun to include the regulation of protein interactions by post-translational modifications, the specific contexts or conditions under which the interaction occurs, and the classification of genetic interactions according to quantitative phenotypes [ 4].

Those figures do not even begin to include the opportunity cost of not working.

And that doesn't begin to include the incessant synergy-selling of the games from the earliest morning talk programs on MSNBC to the latest comedy shows.

And if you cannot afford the payments after that period, when payments will begin to include the principal, you'll probably have to refinance, or sell the place.

And lobbying began, to include the Holocaust in Illinois public school curriculums (a requirement eventually established by the state legislature in 1990).

In the 1960's he began to include the subject of sex in his science-fiction novels because younger writers had introduced it into sci-fi.

They are the parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles of the baby boomers, but in another two decades, they will begin to include the baby boomers themselves.

At the end of this month, some of the "news you can use" found in U.S. News & World Report will begin to include the opinions of Lou Dobbs, the host of CNN's "Lou Dobbs Moneyline".