Sentence examples for have begun documenting from inspiring English sources

As score-settling on Facebook has grown commonplace, sites like Lamebook have begun documenting the worst spats (which also happen to be the most humorous).

Multiple institutions have begun documenting this future relic of democratic history: Just last month, Trevor Noah and "The Daily Show" founded "The Donald J. Trump Presidential Twitter Library" and now, following their lead, Stephen Colbert and "The Late Show" have introduced the "Trump Attacked Me On Twitter" Hall Of Fame.

And New Amsterdam Records, a new label run by composers, has begun documenting this hybrid music, with invigorating discs by the band itsnotyouitsme and the composers Corey Dargel and William Brittelle.

"This is the right time for the tobacco industry to seduce children overseas," said Vera da Costa e Silva, director of the World Health Organization's tobacco program, which has begun documenting the distribution of cigarettes to smokers under 18 by Philip Morris and its European competitors.

The filmmaker, Karen Frye of Phoenix, had begun documenting Mary's struggle in 2010.

Photojournalism is everywhere, especially now, on the internet--and everyone has begun documenting their worlds.

Several studies have begun carefully documenting the types of fission and fusion events and the biophysical requirements for them to occur [ 50, 51].

Researchers refer to events like these as forest die-offs, and they have begun to document what appears to be a rising pattern of them around the world.

Recently, however, scholars have begun to document the ecological costs of such practices.

Several studies have begun to document which genes show expression-level variation related to plastic changes in behaviour as well as evolved changes in behaviour.

Whereas studies have begun to document the effects of the internet on health behaviors and outcomes, surprisingly few studies have explored HCPs' perceptions of the internet as a key resource accessed by patients.