Sentence examples for started to phase from inspiring English sources

It is about time we recognised zoos for the failures they are and started to phase them out.

The EU had already started to phase out HFCs and since 2011 had banned them being used in cars.

He went to teaching half time in 1989 and started to phase that out in the '90s.

In a statement, the university said it had started to phase out the contracts: "We are committed to ceasing the use of 'hours to be notified' contracts and to offering all employees guaranteed hours.

The change is being driven by new rules in the federal retirement system that Congress started to phase in in 2009 and, by dint of various schedules and formulas, are hitting home between now and Jan 1.

THE advance billing for government bonds in 2014 was that they would be shunned by investors, hopeful for higher returns in equities and fearful of monetary-policy tightening as America's central bank started to phase out its bond-purchasing programme.

However, due to the limited solubility of rosin in the PS domains, the rosin started to phase-separate from the PS domains at 15 wt%, and formed fully separated micron-sized domains above 20 wt% rosin.

And I could tell he was starting to phase me out.

"I'm starting to phase out the cheaper umbrellas," she said.

The credit starts to phase out as the number of workers rises above 10 and average pay rises above $25,000.

For those affected by this so-called marriage penalty, the legislation provides some relief, but not until 2005, when it starts to phase in.