Sentence examples for are starting to bite from inspiring English sources

And now the inevitable injuries are starting to bite.

Meanwhile, the economics are starting to bite at home.

"They are starting to bite and starting to weaken growth," Mr. Zandi said.

Now that sanctions are starting to bite, enthusiasm for war and isolation is diminishing fast.

Other trade and banking embargoes being pressed by America outside the Security Council are starting to bite.

"These shows that the restrictions on sale of medical drugs to US corrections departments are starting to bite.

The financial crisis is starting to bite, too.

"Until now, we thought of the demographic issue as theoretical, but it's starting to bite".

Famine was starting to bite: corpses littered the streets and the government stopped supplying free food to citizens.

By now I'd been on the road three months and the loneliness and isolation were starting to bite.

We were approaching similar altitudes to the highest European mountain, Mont Blanc, at 4,800m, and the lack of oxygen was starting to bite.