Sentence examples for begin to act as from inspiring English sources

The recent dip in commodity prices could begin to act as a delayed tax cut.

Indeed, the markets may now begin to act as a stronger catalyst for change than the single currency managed to be on its own.

Published in the journal Nature Microbiology, the study also found that fluid flow can determine where and when bacteria begin to act as disease-causing agents.

As suburban and regional airports grow, offering more frequent flights and more destinations, some consultants said they could begin to act as magnets for businesses seeking to expand or relocate outside of big cities.

Certainly it is not until we learn to see them in that light that we will be moved to make our choice and begin to act as we must to abolish nuclear arms.

The IfG report warns that even more cash could be leached out of the system as big outsourcing companies begin to act as monopolies, standing in the way of small companies getting involved and increasingly holding the taxpayer to ransom.

Miss Bergman's noted beauty has never been so breathtaking, and she begins to act as well.

Then, when a handful of demonstrators finally began to act as viciously as the riot police the Minister of the Interior triumphantly, after three weeks, found an alibi: it was all the work of "provocateurs". He played too on the snobbery which mistrusts those who wear leather jackets: I met some of them; decent young workers who have even more reason to demonstrate than the students.

"I never had a driving ambition to be a star". Nonetheless, she began to act as much as she could, when family duties didn't prevail.

While the moment from gyroscopic forces is only 12% of this, it can play a significant part because it begins to act as soon as the rider applies the torque, instead of building up more slowly as the wheel out-tracks.

Commercially, the Parsis began to act as agent-brokers for Massachusetts merchants in the late 1780s.