Sentence examples for consider to begin from inspiring English sources
Consider, to begin with, the book's plot-foundations, which seem both incredible and sentimentally rigged.
At the time of the meeting, few children had been given a diagnosis of the illness, and it was considered to begin, typically, in adolescence or early adulthood.
An appropriate amount of catalyst (0.003 g) was added to the reaction mixture and with this, the reaction was considered to begin.
For example, education is considered to begin when children are aged 3 or 4, with younger children defined as needing only minding or care while their parents work.
The "established foraging phase" was considered to begin 2.5 hours later, based on the counts as presented in the results.
The "initial foraging phase" was considered to begin as soon as the first laden worker was observed to walk to the nest coming from the foraging area.
Menstrual cycles were considered to begin on the first day of vaginal bleeding and end the day before the next bleeding.
The inclusion time (T0) and the study enrollment were considered to begin the moment the central venous pressure monitoring began after ICU admission.
The swing phase was considered to begin at the onset of forward movement and to end when the foot strikes the treadmill belt.
Congruent with osteoporosis is an increased risk for osteoporosis-related fractures, especially in women during the postmenopausal years, generally considered to begin around 50 years of age [ 2].
