Sentence examples for start to claw from inspiring English sources

They must start to claw back ground at Davos.

"The City of London's darling may actually be hitting a point with today's astonishing plunge where it is starting to look undervalued and will start to claw its way back," he said, adding that this could be a "turnaround opportunity" for investors.

Auchan is catching up.In recent months, however, Carrefour has started to claw back market share.

It's only in the past couple of years they have started to claw back some of their lost earnings.

But in April this year, the company's restructuring plan won court approval and the group started to claw its way back to normal business.

While local investors have remained more or less on the sidelines throughout, the foreigners have started to claw back their money again (see chart).

Then, just as the world starts to claw its way back to some kind of normality, they start kicking the props away.

Under the leadership of Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers, Operation Weeting was just starting to claw back some credibility for the Met.

Christopher McFadden of Goldman Sachs points out that clients have started to claw back much of the lucrative sales rebate (some prefer to call it kickback) PBMs get from drugs manufacturers.

Over the next half-hour, Officer Pezzulo, a weight lifter, shoved rubble off his body, struggled to his feet, then started to claw at the debris piled on Officer Jimeno.

But Queripel says her side, which has lost to Jersey for the past eight years, is improving and are starting to claw back the gap between the two islands.