Sentence examples for has essentially started to from inspiring English sources

The company has essentially started to position itself as a delivery company for more than just goods sold on the Amazon platform.

Diminishing returns for Angry Birds games, driven by the insane popularity of the original game, has essentially started to kick in and the company needs to figure out its next steps.

3 WAYWARD PRINCE (Hilary Parrott) Has essentially started to go backwards after making a reasonable start for his trainer and makes very little appeal.

Until now, the study of unions' effect on inequality has essentially started with the '70s, because good data has been hard to come by for any time before then.

The department's 2012 construction season customarily would begin in March, but it has essentially started already, Mr. Powers said last week, because the mayor demanded that his department more than double its work rate to meet the program's timetable.

After six months, her advisor came back to the United States to find Barros had a whole model planned out; Barros had essentially started "the whole rest of (her) life". "As long as I'm learning, I'm happy," Barros noted, reflecting on the series of unexpected events that led her into her current field of research.

"We've essentially started from scratch," says Ben Vigoda, CEO and founder of the Boston-based startup.

There may be times when you stray away from the path you've essentially started but that's okay because we all do.

We essentially have started to build out our ad sales team.

HA has essentially come to mean "redundant".

But with the rivalry between Apple and Google growing more intense every year, having such a primary function of the iPhone essentially outsourced must have started to really rankle Apple.