Examples of begun

• Thus, capitalist economy is the key to an understanding of itself and of non-capitalist economies but only if its selfcritique and self-relativization has begun.

• Detailed research is called for, and has actually begun to be carried out.

• Therefore, at this age children appeared to have begun to form a concept of how to treat verbs inflectionally, at least with respect to aspect.

• Phonologically, [lala] may have begun as a conflation, or a phonetic neutralization of several adult functor targets.

• The implications of this line of argumentation may be lost on most readers today: the cold war had just begun, anticommunism was a dominating sentiment.

• Recent research has begun to uncover the consequences of this new balance of power.

• In i- many ways, this latter question was a continuation of a debate that had begun in antiquity.

• Nevertheless, what had begun as a discussion on a cumulative line of work became a controversy and progressively became a problem.