Sentence examples for been started that use from inspiring English sources

But only in the last few years have programs been started that use Shakespeare's works to teach chief executives the vulnerabilities to which the powerful are susceptible.

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For example, I recently heard of some online companies that are starting to use old-fashioned catalogs in their own marketing efforts.

But the show is starting to use that power for evil instead of good.

"He's a strong man and he's starting to use that strength in the scrum".

Still more worrying is a sense that Moore is starting to use some quite tired short-story structures.

One estimate that communities are starting to use for planning purposes suggests the ocean could rise a foot over the next 40 years, though that calculation is not universally accepted among climate scientists.

It couldn't keep up with the rate that Americans are starting to use cell phones.

"Whilst I was still in work in my 50s, I noticed that colleagues were starting to use PCs.

The technique is working so well on liver tumors that doctors are starting to use heat to attack cancers of the breast, lung, prostate, kidney and pancreas.

Now that the community is growing, though, and more large companies are starting to use Spinnaker, Glover admits that to scale the project, others have to step in.