Sentence examples for question has begun from inspiring English sources

But now, another question has begun to percolate: do I need a car at all?

The proposed standards were developed in a collaboration among 48 states and the District of Columbia, suggesting that national opinion, once bitterly divided on this question, has begun to coalesce.

In vertebrates, this question has begun to be systematically addressed using zebrafish, a model organism that besides offering general advantages for genetic manipulation and direct visualisation of developmental processes, also reveals conspicuous asymmetries in the diencephalic epithalamus (Concha, 2004; Concha et al., 2009; Roussigne et al., 2011).

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Enterprising citizens often raise babies to sell as pets, as well; Loyst guessed that the man in question had begun with that intention and then "fell in love with the crocodiles" and decided to keep them.

These types of questions have begun to arise, in a handful of lawsuits against doctors.

And even within JPMorgan questions have begun to emerge on whether Mr. Dimon would survive another shareholder referendum on his twin roles of chairman and chief.

Lundqvist can become an unrestricted free agent after next season, and the questions have begun about what he might do this summer before his six-year, $41 million contract concludes.

But serious questions have begun to crop up in the tallying process, with unexplained delays in electronically transmitting the results from the polling places and public wrangling over which votes should be counted.

So the questions have begun about whether Martin's extraordinary ability to cut back and make defenders miss him is diminishing, particularly because he had two severe ankle sprains last season.

Who wants that kind of life in order to keep a roof over your head?" Other housing advocates asking the same questions have begun to look toward Wall Street for part of the answer.