Sentence examples for to begin to develop from inspiring English sources

Vieira de Mello urged Bremer to begin to develop and publicize a plan for elections.

With an energy crisis deepening, it's time to begin to develop a huge return on that investment.

Researchers have rushed to test existing drugs against the virus and to begin to develop new ones.

Moreover, more than 95% of South Sudan's revenue was derived from oil, which made it necessary for the country to begin to develop policies for the diversification of the economy.

Once having done that, recognize that in addition to the other things that it always has done, or needs to do, for deterrence and defense, those things haven't disappeared; we also have to begin to develop the ability to live in the world that you've described.

Mrs May will have to fight her way past all these hazards if she is even to begin to develop the interesting ideas that she set out in her first and, as it turned out, her only campaign speech in Birmingham at the start of the week.

He estimated that it would cost about $4bn to begin to develop any big oil finds there.

But once the bacteria begins to grow, the symptoms begin to develop and become serious.

But the better approach would be to understand the problems and begin to develop solutions.

Regimentation and regulation can come later, when budding minds begin to develop an intellect to seek (and cope with) such concepts.

Germany must begin to develop new strategies to regain its former position within this international market of education.