Sentence examples for have started off more from inspiring English sources

Reagan seems to have started off more or less neutral.

She has to have started off more slowly during her toddler years and gradually stepped up the pace.

A vindaloo that may have started off as a simple stew acquired more and more Indian flavourings over time, and today even the name vindaloo stands for 'hot, hot, hot' the world over.

Mr. Letterman has started off the new television season much more competitive with his main rival Jay Leno on NBC and Mr. Phoenix is the kind of talked-about guest that usually pumps up ratings for late-night shows.

He had started off in dramatic fashion.

Many subsequent explorers had started off from these coördinates.

Josh Hamilton has started off cold.

Buck has started off hot.

This comes after tech companies like Facebook and Netflix have started offering more time off for parental leave.

It started off more like an acquisition.

But since then the numbers have started levelling off.