Sentence examples for has been started to pay from inspiring English sources

An online crowd funding effort has been started to pay off the bills of a former abortion doctor in rural Kansas who was deprived of her medical license by the state last summer.

Oh no! On the last lap Butterworth has slowed down and Gallagher's experience is starting to pay and the Australian takes gold.

"It certainly suggests that the assault on public-sector unions that we've seen is starting to pay off for the people carrying out those activities," Schmitt said.

Even Apple has noticed and is starting to pay more attention to this area.

All the hard work I have put in up here is starting to pay off".

As Huff/Post 50 demonstrates, boomers have a voice and employers are starting to pay attention.

I don't have the answer, but I'm starting to pay closer attention to the questions.

Dr. Jennifer L. Howse, the president of the March of Dimes, which in 2003 started a multimillion-dollar premature birth campaign focusing on awareness and education, has said of the decline: "The policy changes and programs to prevent preterm birth that our volunteers and staff have worked so hard to bring about are starting to pay off".

Mr. Gorman struck an unusually positive note on the firm's conference call with analysts, saying the changes he and his team had made over the last year or so were starting to pay off.

"I've really been working hard, and it's starting to pay off," Glover said.

To that end, a crowdsourced fundraising campaign has been started on Indiegogo to support and pay for costs related to promotion, festivals, screenings, and increasing the film's audience so that the plight of kids like Ekaj, and all of their issues, can be brought to light.