Sentence examples for start to tail from inspiring English sources

"What you're now seeing is the nonfinancial segment really start to tail off," said Nicholas Bohnsack, sector strategist at Strategas Research Partners.

While it will start to tail off (lose aroma), you can probably stretch it out to a little over a month once open.

It appears likely that oil production is now at or near its upper limit and will soon start to tail off.

But despite all the scares about job losses in the West, the trend is already slowing and may soon start to tail off.

He said that the broadcaster needs "another beast" to go alongside Big Brother, which he admitted will eventually start to "tail off", although he believes the reality show still has a "good few years in it yet".

"I just want what the kids are going to inherit to be in good hands, and what my partners have to be in good hands, if I start to tail back a little," he explained.

But this had started to tail off.

Yet long before the recent recession this growth started to tail off.

Around the time the Backstreet Boys' success was starting to tail off slightly, Martin started working with their oddly permed replacements, 'N Sync.

However, this is 10,000 down on the number received in the second half of last year – which may indicate that complaints relating to mis-sold PPI are starting to tail off.

The decline in visits abroad and to the UK in 2009 follow a long period of growth that only started to tail off in 2007.