Sentence examples for have now started using from inspiring English sources

"We have now started using the community toilet and find it very convenient," she says.

One of the British forces, the Derbyshire Constabulary, has now started using EvoFIT exclusively.

"Jeez, Heidi," blasted the British gossip rag Heat, "as if your soccer mom haircut wasn't bad enough, you've now started using lard as a styling product".

I cried incrementally louder throughout the afternoon, hoping that Monica would notice, but she couldn't hear me over the sound of the white-noise machine, which she has now started using during the day.

Meanwhile, the education ministries in Lebanon and Syria have now started to use the kits in their schools.

For example, some athletes went out in October and have now started racing, whereas others are using it as a bigger part of their winter preparation.

The lab has now started to use satellite tags to see where the sharks go after they leave the Hadera region.

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He said: "If they have not started using it, they should start now". Q: What do you think the Solve community can uniquely bring to solving your challenge?

This method is increasingly used in ecological analyses in order to predict the distribution of species and has now started gaining applications in epidemiological studies [ 26],[ 35].

The Treasury used these to rule out entry in 1997, but a new assessment of them has now started.