Sentence examples for have begun to include from inspiring English sources

As home use of records, CD-ROMs, and audiotapes and videotapes has increased, library collections have begun to include these and other forms of media, too.

From Valdez, Alaska, to Albuquerque to Camden, N.J., many cities have begun to include aquariums in their plans for downtown, bay or riverfront redevelopment.

Over the last decade, preservationists have begun to include old roads, along with old buildings and old gardens, in the list of things to be saved.

In recent years, many schools have begun to include character education and community service in their programs, and Maryland has taken the lead in making service a requirement for high school graduation.

While some professional societies and groups have begun to include educational resources, none are comprehensive.

A small number of works have begun to include proposals involving end-to-end QoS management over wireless networks.

During their jaunts in the summer of 1997, Rogan noticed that Dean's in-flight reading material had begun to include Foreign Affairs.

(I should note that The Times has begun to include online links for contributors who have their own Web site, or online biography).

The state said it had begun to include a broader range of topics on its tests, making the questions less predictable.

Even though the Yue-Yue Ensemble has begun to include Western songs in recent programs, non-Chinese audiences still seem reluctant to come.

By the 1970s, however, they had begun to include overblown plots, overt sexual content (usually including nudity), and subjects chosen for controversy and scandal, such as deception, incest, murder, and adultery.