Sentence examples for have started to provide from inspiring English sources

Many other companies have started to provide software and services for China's Linux users.

Web sites like Undergroundfilm.com (www.undergroundfilm.com) and CinemaElectric.com (www.cinemaelectric.com) have started to provide short, downloadable films for these platforms.

As of the date of publication, two ISPs have started to provide service, and Ammon itself has developed certain public safety applications.

In Seattle, we have started to provide tuition-free college for our public high school graduates, regardless of a young person's immigration status.

The companies have also had to disclose more results of their clinical trials and in some cases have started to provide raw data to outsiders.

Embedded systems and web browsers have started to provide two-dimensional vector graphics features, to finally support scalability of graphics outputs, while traditional graphics systems have focused on the raster and bitmap operations.

In recent years, biocatalysis has started to provide an important green tool in synthetic organic chemistry.

The organization has started to provide Stine with two bodyguards, who flank him as he signs autographs.

The Americans are uneasy, worried about (and perhaps jealous of) China's rapid and profitable investments throughout the continent, and the developmental assistance that it has started to provide in some areas.

(In deference to requests from some of its patrons, though, the ensemble has started to provide short program notes, but only after a concert: you can pick them up on your way out).

The new government has started to provide financial aid of 20,000 kyat (£9.65) for each household affected by natural disasters, but even officials concede this isn't much for people who lose their houses or land.