Examples of 'begun in earnest' in a sentence
Meaning of "begun in earnest"
begun in earnest - This phrase indicates the start or initiation of something in a serious and committed manner. It is commonly used to describe the beginning of a significant task, project, or undertaking.
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begun in earnest
The environmental movement had begun in earnest.
This review has begun in earnest and will be pursued with vigour.
The food processing has begun in earnest.
We have begun in earnest our preparations for the Montreal Conference on Climate.
The war has begun in earnest.
The report indicates that work in that area has begun in earnest.
The discussion begun in earnest again.
The age of human gene therapy has at last begun in earnest.
Now it has begun in earnest.
A search for her identity in state psychiatric records has begun in earnest.
The night had begun in earnest.
One of the most rancorous debates in the history of ornithology had begun in earnest.
Implementation has begun in earnest and has already culminated in the reduction of rotary-wing assets.
The indicator on the countdown has begun in earnest.
His ranch life had begun in earnest in 1909 as a moratorium against chaos.
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And state psychiatric records has begun in earnest.
YWLEC members have begun in earnest to tackle the work and & 30 ; nalize a two-year work plan.
The rebuilding of delta city has begun in earnest.
The Holiday season hasn't even begun in earnest and you're already burnt out?
The Executive Director assured delegations that planning for the future had already begun in earnest.
The RINO Hunt has begun in earnest.
Lately, the project of reconstruction and restoration has begun in earnest.
The ten-week countdown to the referendum has begun in earnest with the designation.
With the coming of spring and summer, the fighting season has begun in earnest.
In both cases, promotional activities have begun in earnest only recently.
There, a debate about the legacy of an unpopular lost war has recently begun in earnest.
The post-work rush has begun in earnest.
The die was cast for a violent outcome, and the North-West Rebellion was begun in earnest.
The war, the real war, has begun in earnest.
The final push to revoke the results of the 2016 presidential election has begun in earnest.
Training for a young noble 's son would have begun in earnest around the age of 15.
Already the rehashing of old, old arguments has begun in earnest.
This signifies that the Host City operations have begun in earnest in Birmingham, Alabama ( USA ).
Bosnia and Herzegovina 's journey towards the EU has now begun in earnest.
The exploration of Mars has begun in earnest.
You have asked to move forward and now … it has begun in earnest.
The Soviet-Japanese War had begun in earnest.
Haiti & apos ; s rendezvous with democracy has now begun in earnest.
Discussions between all parties have begun in earnest.
Now it looks like the genocide has begun in earnest.
Haiti 's rendezvous with democracy has now begun in earnest.
Ebermayer: justnow, the revolution has begun in earnest.
Almost 20 years later a similar project was begun in earnest.
The media 's first-anniversary invasion has not yet begun in earnest.
By the age of 27 women 's SMV decline has begun in earnest.
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We have already begun inoculating our people
The voting process has now begun
I have begun thinking about two possibilities
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It is my earnest prayer she will not leave
Today we begin work on the album in earnest
I gather he was an earnest man with a meek personality
