Sentence examples for responsible for beginning from inspiring English sources
Of Fanny Burney's writings she claimed they were responsible for beginning "a new era in a flimsy kind of writing".
As the factotum of the Whig aristocracy, William Kent was responsible for beginning the wholesale transformation of the old formal parterres into the new fashion.
In the late 1960s Gilbert confirmed the theory of Jacques Monod and Franƈois Jacob that "repressor proteins" control the genes responsible for beginning and ending protein synthesis in the cell.
The scarcity of ruckmen — the sport's tallest players (6-7 is usually the base height), who are responsible for beginning possessions, hauling in kicks (known as marks) and tapping airborne balls to teammates, has forced the league to expand recruiting efforts.
Continuous ongoing noxious stimuli (responsible for beginning of interrelation) will also continue to strengthen the interrelation (Fig. 2).
These two men are responsible for beginning many of the color varieties present today.
It is, again, a very hopeful sign that the House of Representatives did pass legislation that met the minimum standard of responsible policy for beginning a response.
Concerned about the integrity of a bidding process she was responsible for, she began pursuing the matter herself.
The chain reaction responsible for PUBS began with tryptophan from the food chain being metabolized by gut bacteria.
Now if Misbah had played a cover-drive instead... 6) Covers A few sheets and bits of tarpaulin don't sound like much of an innovation but they just might have been responsible for the beginning of the end for the orthodox finger-spinner, a trend which in turn helped inspire innovations such as the doosra.
Among my favourites are Herodotus, Ammianus Marcellinus, published by Penguin as The Later Roman Empire AD 354-378 (was wan absoluteute joyful revelation and was probably responsible for the beginning of my love affair with Late Antiquity), Tacitus, of course, Seutonius, Procopius's The Secret History.
