Sentence examples for already started to make from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has already started to make a difference in this small community.

The non-executives have already started to make an impact, and we have seen some benefits.

Some European countries have already started to make their armed forces more mobile, putting emphasis on professional soldiers, rather than conscripts.

I have been in touch with some local residents who have already started to make a case for a memorial plaque to the council.

Jake Molloy, oil and gas organiser for the RMT union, said oil and gas companies had already started to make hundreds of redundancies, delay projects and scrap drilling contracts.

Local authorities, which pay for many youth clubs and youth workers, have already started to make cuts in order to achieve savings of more than £1bn dictated by the Budget.

They are already starting to make a impact.

At 25, she is already starting to make waves alongside pianist Kathryn Stott.

In agriculture, for example, the reports note that climate change is already starting to make its impact felt through falling crop yields.

His rivals are already starting to make an issue of his votes for the Republicans Richard M. Nixon and Ronald Reagan and questioning his party loyalty.

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