The Yankees were a dominant team; so much so that his later defection to the Red Sox and toward the pain-pleasure principle had begun.
Their 12 1 October won-lost totals against the Giants, Cubs, and Reds in '37, '38, and '39 made me sense at last that winning wasn't everything it was cracked up to be; my later defection to the Red Sox and toward the pain-pleasure principle had begun.
If the same team had been in charge of the Underground structured around similar principles, London might have begun to have had a twenty-first century transport infrastructure.
A small but growing number of courageous teachers, principles and superintendents have begun to move away from tracking, pushing toward providing high-quality, challenging curriculum, with supports, for all children.
Reliable principles of Shakespearean editing have begun to emerge only with modern developments in the techniques of analytical bibliography.
Unifying principles and cross connections, however, have begun to appear in various areas of combinatorial theory.
For even if it never began to move, yet it must possess a principle from which it would have begun to move if it had begun, and from which it would begin again if it came to a stand.
Although several institutions have begun to incorporate principles of Personalized Medicine into clinical care in specific programs (Pulley et al. 2012), the possibilities for improving care through Personalized Medicine across the population remain nascent.
Given these reported advantages, however, as well as the fact that many of the public and private landowners who have begun applying these principles are very satisfied with the results, "it is surprising that [alternative silvicultural approaches] are so seldom applied" (Schütz et al. 2012).
A series of recent papers have made clear the commitment to the principles of involvement [ 20, 21], and have begun to address practice issues [ 22, 23].
