Sentence examples for to often begin from inspiring English sources

The evolution of distinct male and female sexes (dioecy) is believed to often begin with the emergence of gynodioecy, the coexistence of females and hermaphrodites, in an ancestrally hermaphroditic population (Charlesworth and Charlesworth 1978; Spigler and Ashman 2012).

As night fell, the people I met and talked to often began to fidget, caught between the obligations of hospitality and their anxiety that I leave before the streets became unsafe.

Travelers with a bucket list of places to see often begin to polish and fine tune their destinations.

In homeland security, the ability to respond to threats often begins with awareness of important indicators.

Expectations and suggestion clearly influence behavior, and when we expect to receive medicine our bodies often begin to prepare for it.

Executioners seek to maintain their detachment, but they often begin to feel empathy or depression.

Although it's not a good idea to force a cyst to drain through scratching or popping, it will often begin to drain naturally if you give it time.

According to clinical sleep psychologist Ellie McGlinchey, bodies often begin to suppress melatonin ― the hormone associated with sleep ― during puberty.

Mrs. Ciccone, at a loss to explain her dire medical condition, would often begin to cry when questioned by Madonna, at which point Madonna would respond by wrapping her arms around her mother tenderly.

"These children often begin to respond very quickly to education," says Prof Boswell.

Such plays tend to inspire theater critics to heated adjectives that often begin with "s": scalding, scabrous, scandalous, shocking and (finally, breathlessly) significant.