Sentence examples for could be beginning from inspiring English sources

This, it said, was a sign that the rate of decline could be beginning to stabilise.

In the early 1960s this avant-garde collective of choreographers and other artists radically reshaped the world's understanding of what dance could be, beginning investigations that, to some extent, continue.

"The sense is that the economy is not getting worse and that there's the chance that it could be beginning to get better," said Bill Barker, investment strategy consultant at Dain Rauscher.

The world's largest computer company made $1.8 billion but said that earnings in the next quarter would exceed expectations suggesting that corporate IT spending could be beginning a long-awaited recovery.Worldwide shipments of personal computers grew by 12% in the third quarter compared with the same period the year before as demand burgeoned in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Brady looked better than he has all season — his former teammate Rodney Harrison said on NBC that it was the Brady he remembered — and with the lowly Bucs up next in London on Sunday, and a one-game lead in the A.F.C. East, the Patriots could be beginning their roll.

But now the nightmare could be beginning for Brobeck's former clients.

In fact, undisputed route construction could be begun immediately.

For patients treated by hook plate, passive functional exercises could be begun a little earlier.

When a player is up two sets to love, the match could just be beginning.

And so, while my story may have already ended, it's very possible that yours could just be beginning.

You could see things were beginning to develop".