Sentence examples for began than from inspiring English sources

The pace of reform was much quicker between 2002 and 2005, when Turkey's EU membership negotiations began, than since, which is one reason why the talks have dragged.

New York's bars and restaurants paid the city 12percentt more in business taxes in the months since the ban began than they did in the corresponding six-month period in 2002.

Incomes have suffered much more heavily since the current economic crisis began than in the aftermath of the UK's two previous recessions, figures show.

But the BGA found something more interesting in the way her employment at the sherrif's office began than how it ended.

The participants who completed either the reasoning or divided-attention training were about 55percentt more likely to still be driving 10 years after the study began than those who did not receive training.

Our findings are congruent with those of 3 retrospective studies reporting that CFS patients perceived themselves as more active before their illness began than healthy controls [ 6, 11, 21].

What better place to begin than Notre Dame?

No sooner have the sessions begun than her patients begin disappearing.

No sooner has one experience begun than the thought of what else is out there intrudes.

And where better to begin than with the foundation of any eye-catching ensemble: lingerie.

But no sooner did production begin than the scale of the manufacturing problems became apparent.