Sentence examples for has begun contracting from inspiring English sources

America has begun contracting out many security functions to private companies, much as Rome farmed out its security to barbarian mercenaries.

These rates can exceed the frequency of contraction and relaxation of muscles responding to nerves because the muscles, after they have begun contracting and relaxing, respond to the alternating elastic tension in the thoracic wall, where the frequency is determined by the natural periodic oscillation of the thorax.

Second, the M.T.A. has begun contract renewal talks with Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union, which represents the city's subway and bus workers.

Bolton manager Dougie Freedman has begun contract talks with midfielder Stuart Holden, 27, after the United States international returned to fitness following a two-year absence with a serious knee injury.

Although it may be an overstatement to say that the Giants have begun contract talks with those two stars, it is fair to say that the lines of communication have definitely been opened and any potential hard feelings have been soothed.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has said that the club have begun contract negotiations with Theo Walcott, 26, after the winger stated the opposite on Twitter.

Representatives of the 48-year-old, who has just led Wales to the second Grand Slam of his time in charge, are now believed to have begun contract talks.

The county has recently begun contracting with a public defender's agency to provide lawyers for poor people charged with misdemeanors.

Manufacturing has begun to contract, according to a recent survey, and banks seem desperate for more cash.

But the response shows how significantly the industry has begun to contract as a long surge in military spending comes to an end.

"Judging from Dave's letter, one might conclude that we have reached the turning point and that the universe has begun to contract.