Sentence examples for start to bite from inspiring English sources

Moreover, some may start to bite soon.

And this is where Malaysia's political realities start to bite.

A week today the cuts will start to bite.

That means higher prices, even before the new measures start to bite.

But the outlook remains pessimistic as government austerity programs start to bite.

"This year will see the rules relating to FFP start to bite.

As the cuts start to bite across the eurozone, we're probably in for more.

But in Limits to Growth those effects only start to bite around 2015-2030.

As the cuts start to bite, the anti-cuts movement is evolving.

During the spring and summer, the spending cuts will start to bite.

Was it too big for her? Did parts of the food industry start to bite back?