Sentence examples for getting started on this from inspiring English sources

Apple may only just be getting started on this score.

"This is going to be a second Prudhoe Bay," says Dan Berkshire, an Arlington, Va.-based consultant now in Sakhalin looking after some of the contractors getting started on this undertaking.

Facebook is just getting started on this.

Getting started on this plan is straightforward enough: Just ignore your payments.

The biggest step for me in getting started on this path was believing that my observations here in my little hometown could impact the whole country and the war we are fighting now.

Getting a house and upgrading it once is a requirement to unlock the island, which opens up the best potential for bell farming, so it's very worth getting started on this early on.

Getting started on the work.

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Raids "So we get started on this day, this one in particular," recalled Spc.

Until they got started on this study, no one had ever proved that CRISPR could be used to turn off a human disease gene, and the U. Mass researchers themselves weren't sure it would work.

Some researchers have suggested cloning technology could be used to rebirth lost children or prevent disease, but Charo said no one has filed an application with the Food and Drug Administration to get started on this kind of research.