Sentence examples for has not really started from inspiring English sources

The deleveraging that many have long predicted has not really started; government debt has simply substituted for private-sector debt.

Voters are waiting to be wooed, a task that almost all say the Kerry campaign has not really started yet.

He has found it difficult to live up to Torquay manager Paul Buckle's expectations since being signed from Cardiff in the summer, and Buckle said: "He is great at getting down the channels, but because of the finishing aspect, his Torquay career has not really started yet.

Standardization on this critical issue has not really started despite several initiatives with organizations such as IEEE and ETSI.

— LYNN ZINSER With six laps to go in the 5,000 meters, the race hasn't really started yet.

Feder: Housing will eventually lead the economy out of this slump, but housing hasn't really started to recover.

"This strikes me as blackmail to force only one outcome, which is disappointing given that the consultation process hasn't really started yet".

The company also hasn't really started taking revenue share from apps in other verticals like music and media yet either, so that means there aren't any new engines for platform revenue growth — yet.

"For me, the grieving process hasn't really started properly.

Because my son hasn't really started growing yet, but plays basketball with a bunch of 8th graders who look like grown men already, I constantly try to teach this lesson.

He said the technology would not stop people from smoking, but it might "immunize" people who have not really started.