Sentence examples for has begun even from inspiring English sources

The rebuilding of damaged resorts has begun, even before government money starts to flow.

Moreover, given the Internet's impact on the real world, the idea that cyberspace could be (or could have ever been) a libertarian paradise beyond the constraints of law and the manipulations of big companies seems naïve.Now a backlash against this cyber myth has begun, even among cyberspace's own denizens.

What have you seen in the last three years that makes you think that slow growth is over and accelerating growth has begun?" Even if the flow of assets has reversed in favor of stocks, there is no guarantee — and maybe not even a likelihood — that the stock market will keep rising.

My wife tends to be awake a little before me, and she will already be tappety-tapping at her iPhone, even as I listen to the counterpoint of the rain's snare-drum beat outside, and so my insinuation into the online world has begun even before I'm truly awake.

It could sell the licenses or try to build its own network, a process the company suggests it has begun even during its bankruptcy, which it filed for in New York in 1998.

The local planning process has begun, even though details such as progress measures and a promised new system of improvement assistance are not yet fully in place.

Lovelock's pursuit of freedom had begun even earlier.

Events had begun even before the court was seated Tuesday morning.

The expeditions, which may have begun even earlier—perhaps about 2900 bce, were numerous until about 2200 bce.

A Western official said negotiations between Iraqi government leaders and militia leaders in Basra had begun even as gunmen clashed.

Better-than-expected news from the service sector bolstered the rally that had begun even before the market opened.