Sentence examples for begun to zero from inspiring English sources

Now hedge funds and bond vigilantes have begun to zero in on Hungary as the fashionable European country to bet against.

Dr. Martha Herbert, an instructor in pediatric neurology at Harvard, has begun to zero in on precisely where this growth spurt occurs.

He said he had begun to zero in on a second gene that appears to be as important as the C.E.T.P. gene.

Research has begun to zero in on nearly every part of this spectrum, with findings that run from alarming (screen time is linked to depression and suicide) to reassuring (many teens find social media empowering).

But only in recent studies have researchers begun to zero in on how it might be used to detect the active presence of ovarian cancer.

By that time, Marriott had begun to zero in on Feigenbaum, a sailor whose ships often docked near the neighborhood where many of the unsolved murders occurred, according to Express.

29.Rxe6 fxe6 (Black is left with a weak double pawn and Ivanchuk begins to zero in).

Shortly thereafter, the paint began to whiten, and a mysterious crystalline pattern spread across the surface.

The consequences have included a diminution of the curatorial staff from five when Deitch began to two when he left.

Psychological operations ("psy-ops") have already begun to encourage one.

And, increasingly, it's begun to feel like one.