Sentence examples for have begun much from inspiring English sources

Perhaps 4,000 years ago, their ancestors trotted into the Arctic with part of a human migration from Asia that may have begun much earlier.

But campaigning to win over the British public will have begun much earlier: both sides aim to have their campaign teams actively working by April next year in the run-up to the European Parliament election in June.

However, what is different this year is that the arrests have begun much earlier than in years past, that they are aimed at a large number of the group's leaders and that they follow a series of steps by the national leadership to limit the development of a strong political opposition, said independent analysts, human rights groups and members of the Brotherhood.

If eternal inflation is correct, then the Big Bang is the origin of our pocket universe, but not the beginning of the whole Universe, which may have begun much earlier.

Still, she says, the study is intriguing, and it "adds to other recent findings suggesting that the human impact on the climate might have begun much earlier than previously suspected.

But those conversations should have begun much earlier.

That pattern of thinking had begun much earlier.

More accurately that process had begun much earlier.

"In trading terms, 2013 has begun much as we expected," said Fallon.

Even before the party has begun, much of Rio seems to be suffering from a hangover.

Columbia completed a draft environmental impact statement for the project in June, but the criticism had begun much earlier.