Sentence examples for have clearly started from inspiring English sources
Since the surgery, Mr. Letterman has been welcomed back by much-higher-than-normal ratings, though they have clearly started to retreat since their high on Feb.
While some men in the crowd outside the mosque wore shirts emblazoned with the stars and stripes, their feelings toward the Americans have clearly started changing from appreciation to distrust.
This was surprising since the hilar mossy cells have clearly started to express Shh by the first week of birth (Li et al., 2012).
But 9/11 only accelerated, at least for secular publishers, what had clearly started to emerge before.
HOT SPRINGS, S.D. — In the past couple of years, conservative opposition to same-sex marriage has clearly started to erode.
Dan Greenburg Merrick, N.Y., Feb. 28, 2008 To the Editor: Michael R. Bloomberg has clearly started to believe his own press releases.
While some established companies are still cutting jobs, the pace of hiring -- mostly at smaller firms -- has clearly started to pick up.
Rachel Cohen, a teacher, said that Mr. Obama had clearly "started something new" and was "trying harder," but that she hoped the president would not force Israel to make risky concessions.
In other crested hadrosaurs, the head crest doesn't start to grow until the animal is about half the adult size, so it has clearly started much earlier in Parasaurolophus.
Cracking this problem has clearly started to gather momentum, something that hasn't gone unnoticed by investors.
