Sentence examples for force starts from inspiring English sources

Experts say that that is what happens when your work force starts to enter its teens.

China's economy cannot go on rapidly expanding once its labour force starts shrinking.

Wages are expected to rise further over the medium term as the growth of the labor force starts to slow for demographic reasons.

But until the labor force starts growing properly again, or somebody provides a convincing benign explanation for why it shouldn't, it will be too early to say that the economy is truly returning to sound health.

This means its long-term prospects remain strong, although its trend growth rate will inevitably slow as its economy matures and its labour force starts to shrink.Tao Wang, Bank of America's economist in Beijing, says she is optimistic about China's economy in the short term and the long term, but thinks the medium term looks risky.

But Hill, who retired in 2007, said that institutional dysfunction in the police force starts at the academy, and is anything but colorblind: "The type of crime that they're supposed to be fighting is described for them, and the face of the criminals are black".

The Air Force started an investigation.

But the task force started from square one.

The gendarmerie, he explained, was a force started by the French to "somehow control the Army".

"The driving force started quite early in Mumbai," Ian Chambers, director for the Asia-Pacific at the I.B, said by telephone.

But it was Dinkins, not Giuliani, who increased the size of the police force, starting in 1991.