Sentence examples for begin to bite from inspiring English sources

Air-passenger duty might begin to bite at 10 times its current level.

It's at this point that the story's ironies really begin to bite.

Now, as the public sector cuts begin to bite, the tap is being turned off.

The European commission proposals are welcome, but will not begin to bite for several years.

As the losses begin to bite, the political finger-pointing has begun.

This will be exacerbated as public spending cuts begin to bite next year.

Yet this is expected to worsen next year as cuts in public services and spending begin to bite.

But there is a renewed official interest in the technology as tough European targets on waste disposal begin to bite.

Otherwise the accusations of flip-flopping that did John Kerry so much harm in 2004 will begin to bite.

But the stronger the euro got, the more likely it became that its rise would begin to bite back.

However, they will have to continue to make the case for it as spending cuts elsewhere begin to bite.