Sentence examples for really initiate from inspiring English sources

"Tumor stem cells are what really initiate metastases.

Or you can just say "hello" by posting a really good post, but never really initiate a discussion and connect.

"If you talk to business people and foreign investors, they will point out that you can't really initiate any kind of economic enterprise without one of the family members on board," Saravanamuttu told VICE News.

While I may mentally conceive notions of being and my place in the world, the way that these experiences feel really initiate the ability to think and ruminate on these things.

The real question: is Arafat willing?" He said Mr. Arafat "has to arrest 10 or 15 troublemakers which are really initiating most of the terror" against Israelis.

"And to be honest with you, the program last year was deficient in data collection because we never really initiated a whole program".

"He really initiated a lot of the conservation programs," he said, including setting aside dozens of forest preserves for protection as well as wildlife refuges and venerated national parks and monuments like the Grand Canyon and Yosemite.

Mr. Marsalis, recently asked in Jazz Times magazine what he thought the future of jazz held, said: "I think there's going to be an end to the old style of jamming on the bandstand that was really initiated during Charlie Parker's time.

It was the discovery and description of Acanthostega in the 1990s that really initiated the revival of studies and thinking about the fish tetrapod transition.

I called the police the next day, ostensibly to ask about the shooting but really to initiate contact with my imminently adoptive world.

They sometimes admonished different interventions to the participants e.g. argued with the participants that they really should initiate contact with a health professional.