Sentence examples for starting to exhibit from inspiring English sources

But with the tactical flexibility Jason Kreis is starting to exhibit, the long-vaunted diamond 4-4-2 isn'thehe base of singular approach opponents could have expected.

"They are starting to exhibit the same kinds of patterns that occurred prior to the last major regime shift in the P.D.O. in the mid-70s".

The infrastructure-as-a-service-providers (IaaS) market is starting to exhibit a deeper diversity.

Both the side force coefficient and rolling moment coefficients increase steadily with yaw angle till about 50° before starting to exhibit an asymptotic behavior.

Obama, largely sidelined in the 2014 elections by wary Democrats, is starting to exhibit some of the spark of his historic 2008 campaign.

Therefore many New Yorkers and Americans in general are starting to exhibit indifference to salacious stories involving pols, and seem to be coming around to the European view: that a pol's private life is not the public's business, as long as this private life is not illegal and does not negatively affect the work he has been elected to do.

Perrin starts to exhibit his skill before the interested neighbors.

When a person who has experienced significant trauma starts to exhibit "problematic behaviour", society's sympathy soon runs out.

"With communication this rich," Dr. Kearns said, "it's really possible for people to start to exhibit a communicative style and personality.

Rick had now developed a way to make much bigger aggregates and study such problems as at what size aggregates would start to exhibit bulk material behaviour.

First, the housing market – the source of Ireland's financial problems during the crisis – has started to exhibit bubble-like tendencies again.