Sentence examples for start to provide from inspiring English sources

"Maybe websites will start to provide the function that schools should," says Tracy, somewhat sceptically.

"That will happen once the school districts start to provide prekindergarten programs and full-day kindergarten themselves".

A recent trend is that manufacturers that market feature rich products start to provide consumer training programs.

That environment is one where data journalism can start to provide real answers, based on evidence rather than assertion.

David Cameron needs to spell out some home truths to his own party, and start to provide some answers himself.

Sales would start to stabilise by the end of this year and then "start to provide a modest tailwind," he added.

Everton eventually started to provide taxis.

Now they are starting to provide more visitors too.

Companies are now starting to provide items for free.

Now it starts to provide awarding certificates for extra money.

But for that, neuroscience is starting to provide some answers.