Sentence examples for make starts to from inspiring English sources

But as big data takes hold and decisions are predicted based on information, the number of poor choices a business can make starts to drop.

In the U.S., a big-budget epic like "Troy" may have earned nearly twice as much money at the box office as "Ray" did, but, once DVD sales are included, that ratio drops to just 1.2 to 1. And, once you take into account the difference in production and marketing costs, "Ray," a far cheaper film to make, starts to look like a truly excellent investment.

But the good news is that the number of errors you make starts to taper off pretty quickly, and in very little time, you can even feel mostly at home on the Ultrathin keyboard, though placement of some elements like the Shift keys never quite feels perfectly natural.

Many of the convergence trades that LTCM had made started to lose money as the flight to quality caused prices to move in unexpected directions.

"Hell" took two years to make, starting in 1998.

We have started to make mistakes.

Azeem Rafiq (28) and Andy Hodd (21) made starts and Keith Barker dismissed Ballance to make it 257-8.

Once you've finished make sure your lunch is made and start to get ready.

A. No, it made me start to want to make my own songs.

"But he's not going to make you start to choke".

(P16) "The psychologist could intervene… in order to make us start to think differently about smoking and one's life".