Sentence examples for started to reassert from inspiring English sources

Gasol started to reassert himself in the paint, finishing with 21 points and 9 rebounds.

Once these fiscal and foreign problems ease, some positive domestic forces will start to reassert themselves.

The gun lobby, after staying out of sight for a while, will be starting to reassert itself on Capitol Hill.

The Nets, who are not likely to make any deals before the trading deadline Thursday, can only hope that their talent starts to reassert itself.

Lib Dem efforts to rebrand it as "postcode democracy" won't work – ministers were warned at the time they'd still get the blame as other people ran for cover – so Cameron is starting to reassert control and direction from the centre, much as New Labour did.

Another is the way that brands start to reassert themselves, and how licensed content starts to seem like an attractive business model.

But he backed away from this idea and in the autumn started to champion the idea of reasserting the sovereignty of parliament.

Under former CEO Paul Allaire, Xerox reasserted itself and started to go digital.

The military struggle started in November 1946 when France attempted to reassert control over Indochina with an attack on the northern port city of Haiphong.

Froch reasserted himself thereafter, starting to jab from distance again as he had to start with.

So again, a kind of fear and narrowmindedness led to a huge lost opportunity, but hopefully not permanently lost as some good things are slowly starting to happen now that the citizenry is reasserting its role.