Sentence examples for starting to encounter from inspiring English sources

And now Lactalis is starting to encounter barriers to extending its control.

As a consequence, we're starting to encounter a group of old folks for whom aloneness is a choice, an identity, an exercise of freedom.

Asian and European automakers are also starting to encounter trouble, with their sales barely rising this autumn, including last month; earlier in the year, their monthly sales were leaping by 20 and 25percentt compared with the corresponding months a year earlier.

"In the rest of the state, we hear from applicants, saying, 'We want a longer dock, hurry up and give me a longer dock.' " He said the numbers and sizes of docks people want haven't changed dramatically across the state during the last decade, but the agency is starting to encounter homeowners who want docks in places where they might not have a decade ago, such as in marshy or shallow areas.

"There's something distinctly creepy about using a children's fairytale story to reel the audience in: it takes you back to that primal stage, those early years when we're slowly starting to encounter the adult world.

"When a storm is approaching land, it starts to encounter shallow water.

That began to change when we started to encounter the first DNA exonerations in the early 1990s.

But in recent years, Dr. Voyles and her colleagues started to encounter sick frogs, and then dead ones.

She started to encounter more of what was going on in the world past her county the Neshoba county line.

We understood that they started to be completely transformed, not just by the physical geography, but by the people they started to encounter.

"My brother was already working in Scotland and when I started to encounter financial problems back home he said he would help me find a job.