Sentence examples for begun to undo from inspiring English sources

Current circumstances have begun to undo this suppression.

But much higher premiums for those who buy insurance on their own, President Donald Trump's actions to weaken the Affordable Care Act's insurance marketplaces and other factors have begun to undo the gains seen earlier this decade.

Through her gracious and enthusiastic, if somewhat delayed, endorsement of Obama, Clinton has begun to undo some of the damage she had done to herself in the waning weeks of the Democratic Primary.

Hopefully we have begun to undo some of the hurt, humiliation and neglect the nearly three million Vietnam War veterans suffered when they returned home from serving our country.

Slowly, watching her carefully, I begin to undo my shirt.

But then, fired by the "culture wars", it began to undo this consensus for racial justice.

In doing so, it could begin to undo a pattern of racial discrimination that extends back decades.

It doesn't reverse the other injustices, but it begins to undo the centuries of physical destruction.

Wisely, they only ask that the Turkish government begin to undo a poisonous legacy of denial, which remains a barrier to Turkey's democratic progress.

Only a monumental effort by public and private sectors can begin to undo the damage done to millions of children's lives over the past five years.

She stamped out her Silk Cut beneath a Supalite and began to undo the laces, flicking bits of bracken onto the tarmac.