Sentence examples for started to survey from inspiring English sources
In recent years, scientists have started to survey the microbiome in a new way: by gathering DNA.
A day before their lease term ended, no well had been drilled on their land, but the gas company parked a bulldozer nearby and started to survey an access road.
Dr Arkin has started to survey policymakers, members of the public, researchers and military personnel in order to gauge their views on the use of lethal force by autonomous robots.
Slowly he pulled out a slender, gleaming knife and started to survey his kingdom: Chib unconscious on the floor, blood trickling from his ear; Johnno still lying in a heap, conscious but wishing otherwise; and the five trussed figures in their chairs.
"But in 1999 a group of student friends and myself started to survey this area of Amesbury".
In preparation, Common Ground has already started to survey communities such as Charlotte, Denver, Phoenix and Detroit.
Many states are just starting to survey inmates for the infection.
The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education is just starting to survey whether colleges are offering continuing education courses related to sustainability, and not all are doing so.
Similar mission requirements meant other services were working on developing their own equipment, and the Shed Light Task Force was under orders from the start to survey all other development (see the original 1966 charter).
In order to begin to collect basic data, I have started to collect survey data and interview responses within the two courses cited earlier.
Recently, MyHeritage has started to run surveys, for example, that will allow the company to link its DNA data with other traits like a person's eye color or whether they are right- or left-handed.
