Sentence examples for commence to look from inspiring English sources
What emerged was not only the recommendation that DCCT-derived numbers should be maintained if possible but also that an international study should commence to look more closely at the relationship between A1C and mean blood glucose.
But this could not last long, and soon I commenced to look around for something to do.
"As part of the broader strategic review taking place, the board has therefore now asked management to commence work to look at where the best place is for HSBC to be headquartered in this new environment.
In September we will commence a review to look at how rape complaints are dealt with, how much support victims get and what changes we might need to make.
Career opportunities could also be provided by developing specialist training programmes that commence directly after graduation, reducing the need for students to look abroad for career opportunities.
Since Domalpalli's experience was limited to short video films with a different aspect ratio, he was shocked to look through the Super 16mm lens the day they commenced the shoot.
We were also able to look at admission rates longitudinally, according to oxygen receipt status in those patients where oxygen was commenced or removed during the data collection period.
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Debating the move in the House of Commons in 2003, Kennedy set out his position: There stands no contradiction between giving voice to legitimate anxiety and at the same time, as and when exchange of fire commences, looking to the rest of the country, as well as all of us in the house, to give full moral support to our forces.
Now that tapering has, belatedly, commenced this month, which currencies look susceptible to further grilling?The Big Mac index, The Economist's gauge of exchange rates, offers some food for thought.
