Sentence examples for believed to begin from inspiring English sources
Nearly all cases are believed to begin with benign growths called polyps that turn malignant.
West Cork has no official boundary, but is widely believed to begin at Kinsale.
On the day corresponding to November 1 on contemporary calendars, the new year was believed to begin.
The new report said that the university president's office was locked down about 30 minutes before a formal warning was issued to the rest of the campus and that the local police, in Blacksburg, took more than half an hour longer than was initially believed to begin looking for a suspect, a fact first reported by The Richmond Times-Dispatch.
In the living cells, the folding of many proteins is largely believed to begin co-translationally, during their biosynthesis at the ribosomes.
The photoallergen is believed to begin its configuration through the absorption of radiation by a chromophore.
We would do well, I believe, to begin to think of periodical cicadas as moving, living national parks.
"I don't believe, to begin with, that we're in such bad shape," he said in a recent commentary.
÷3 says that the ideal doxastic agent should not change her old beliefs when she gives up a sentence she does not believe to begin with.
