Sentence examples for starting to formulate from inspiring English sources

If you couldn't make it through that paragraph without starting to formulate an objection, you already know the first problem with this theory: it invites a lot of quibbling over what is and isn't biologically feasible.

It was enough to send him back to Hoboken, where he lay in bed all day for weeks recovering and rereading Thomas Hardy and "Moby Dick," and, eventually, slowly, starting to formulate a book.

When you were in your first meeting with him, were you starting to formulate an assessment?

If you are just starting to formulate an asthma plan, ask for the doctor's help and input while putting it together.

At least we could start to formulate plans.

When children are at that very vulnerable age before five, that's when anything that's going to be negative in their later life starts to formulate.

Over the last few years we have started to formulate the next mission to [Jupiter's moon] Europa – we know there is an ocean under that icy crust.

"It was never really clear to me how countries -- Germany, for instance -- can collectively 'face their past.' " As he puzzled over that issue, he started to formulate a play.

This is just one of a number of initiatives seeking to influence public policy making as the political parties start to formulate manifestos for next election (now only 20 months away).

We now start to formulate the main theorems in this paper.

It was at that point, without even fully articulating it, that they started to formulate the idea of what AWS could be, and they began to wonder if they had an additional business providing infrastructure services to developers.