Sentence examples for has started rather from inspiring English sources

In Turkey, entrepreneurship education has started rather recently.

The Milan owner, Silvio Berlusconi, whose day had started rather better when judges ruled that the statute of limitations had run out in the trial over his alleged bribing of the British lawyer David Mills, did not initially speak to reporters, but later saw an opportunity to revisit a subject he has raised in the past: the use of video technology.

Fashion Week has started — or, rather, the continuing onslaught of apparel has resumed after a brief intermission.

Still, some veterans of the technology fear that the video cam has started to substitute, rather than supplement, actual time together.

As for co-determination, that system has started to look rather out of step with the imperatives of an accelerating global economy.Seen from outside, the edifice of German industrial relations has withstood global pressures surprisingly well: in 2001, 63% of employees in the country's west and 44% in the east were still covered by collective agreements.

At the same time, discovery of local concerts has started to transform — rather than generic emails about all the tickets on sale in Los Angeles, new services like Bandsintown and Songkick (which I co-founded) will send you personalized alerts whenever the artists you listen to on these music streaming services announce a local show.

Starbucks in China has started serving soya milk rather than dairy with its coffee.

His inner movie nerd has started directing the action rather than decorating it.

But now that a recovery has started, hours are being lengthened, rather than new jobs being created.

Three games into his tenure as manager of Liverpool and the Jurgen Klopp era has started with a dull thud rather than a bang.

Karen Juanson, 36, has started staying at a local hostel rather than going home at night.