Sentence examples for have begun tracking from inspiring English sources

Police have begun tracking down family, friends and anyone else who may have come into close contact with the man and who could be at risk.

Meanwhile, the police have begun tracking known gunmen, who are hired by the parties during campaigns to carry out their own form of election monitoring.

Aided by new brain imaging techniques, they have begun tracking such hallucinations back to abnormalities in the brain, finding that certain brain regions "light up" on brain scans when patients are actively hallucinating.

In the last year, several news organizations, including The New York Observer and The Times, have begun tracking the connections between Wall Street bond houses and the Republican Party -- particularly Governor Pataki and his mentor, Senator Alfonse D'Amato.

In the sprawling Mexican capital, where both officers and taco vendors proliferate, portly policemen have become such a problem that police officials have begun tracking not only the number of tickets officers issue or bad guys they arrest but also the calories they consume.

My colleague Tara Siegel Bernard has begun tracking companies' parental leave policies on the Bucks blog.

In fact, there are so many, I've begun tracking them with a Google map.

The company is no stranger to big data, having begun tracking package movements and transactions in the 1980s.

THE Professional Coin Grading Service has begun tracking the coin trade electronically in much the same way that Standard & Poor's tracks the stock market.

Within a short time, I was in regular contact with her family, and had begun tracking down and interviewing people who knew her.

The Turkish military said it had begun tracking the Syrian helicopter at 1 41 p.m., when the aircraft was 26 nautical miles from the border, and that warnings had been repeated until it was about five miles away.