Sentence examples for starting to bite from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis is starting to bite, too.

And now the inevitable injuries are starting to bite.

Meanwhile, the economics are starting to bite at home.

But we have neglected problems below the surface, and now they are starting to bite.

"They are starting to bite and starting to weaken growth," Mr. Zandi said.

Now that sanctions are starting to bite, enthusiasm for war and isolation is diminishing fast.

With capacity constraints starting to bite, underlying inflation is on the up.

The pests can live, undetected, for six to nine months before starting to bite, he said.

"Until now, we thought of the demographic issue as theoretical, but it's starting to bite".

Amid the regular distant thunder of artillery strikes, insurgent tactics are starting to bite.

Is this because the routing rules are starting to bite or some other reason?