Sentence examples for have started to accept that from inspiring English sources

And slowly, McVige feels, more and more of her own patients have started to accept that their life stressors might be connected to their symptoms.

In the past couple of years more firms have started to accept that personal data will be protected more strongly than before, whether by regulation which is likely to be tightened in Europe and America or through market mechanisms like those envisaged by Mr Fertik.

Whereas many said for weeks that a downgrade of United States bonds by the ratings agencies would be bad, the market has started to accept that as likely and it is not clear that such an outcome would hurt Treasuries.

Luckily for me, the NME had started to accept that music which actually got in the charts had something going for it.Anyway, on the cover, that week in 1989, were New Order, a band I'd only heard of because of the mutual appreciation society they'd formed with the Pet Shop Boys.

It's not at all easy to break the habits of a lifetime – to challenge the FEAR, and quiet the voice – but instead of filling my face with booze or whatever, and with a lot of support, I've started to accept that A) I've done a pretty good job of life so far; and B) what other people think doesn't really matter.

Before their economic woes distracted them, other governments had started to accept that they also had a responsibility for security in the region.

He has started to work on that.

Mr Bush has started to see that.

We have started to accept the unacceptable as the norm.

For its part, Japan has refused to reverse its "nationalisation" of the islands, but accepted that China has started to visit them more frequently.

"People had started to accept the fact that we weren't going to be successful".