Sentence examples for have begun finding from inspiring English sources

But in recent years, doctors have begun finding important new uses for the drug.

A few scientists have begun finding ingenious ways to test the repeatability of evolution.

But over the last few decades, many environmentalists and religious seekers have begun finding their way back to the notion that nature may be, after all, the binding ring of life, just as Cole imagined.

Commonplace on social media and personal blogs, especially progressive communities on Tumblr, trigger warnings have begun finding their way into academia: some professors are voluntarily adding trigger warnings to their syllabuses, giving trauma survivors a chance to prepare emotionally before class.

Even more recently, scientists have begun finding ways to mate these two specialties of science.

So the reason we have begun finding traces of horse may not be because it has only just got into some foods, but because we've only just started testing for horse DNA.

However, industrious tax planners had begun finding new ways around the legislation, requiring another round of crackdowns in this area.

(Chinen) JOHN ESCREET GROUP (Monday) Lately, John Escreet, an English keyboardist in his mid-20s, has begun finding his place in the New York jazz landscape.

Dr. Beth Reed, a psychologist at the University of Michigan School of Social Work, remembers talking with a colleague from an alcohol treatment program in the 70's, soon after researchers had begun finding that alcoholism was more toxic for women.

"They've begun finding it in China, especially Hong Kong–real estate, stocks," says Brookings Leverettt.

But I digress... Unlike traditional fine-artists, modern and contemporary fashion designers have already begun finding their way into the museum system as well as private collections.