Sentence examples for starting to match from inspiring English sources

The charts of the downside since March 2000 are starting to match the slope of the earlier three-year upside.

Now, Cantor families are starting to match those televised promises against the details of the firm's benefits and are smudging Mr. Lutnick's new image with rancor and suspicion.

"Through condemnations issued by the UN general assembly and human rights council and bold steps taken by the Arab League and the government of Turkey, international bodies are starting to match their severe disapproval of Syria's bloody crackdown with concrete steps to bring it to an end," Rice said.

Mike Boyle, senior vice president of portfolio management at Advisors Asset Management, also likes health care, pointing out that it's come back from underperforming on the S&P 500 to starting to match that index since the middle of the summer.

Today, consumer drones are starting to match the capabilities of the fancy Predators and other custom-made, expensive unmanned aerial vehicles flown by the U.S. military.

In addition, a recovering worrier should write down certain basic facts and consult the list regularly to see if their belief system is starting to match reality.

"But as time has passed, the world has started to match what was in the book".

It also helped us start to match the gold-plated education offered by many fee-charging schools.

"They voluntarily made a dense, complicated screenplay in which nothing seems to make any sense, and then the scenes start to match up.

And it represents the framework for a political challenge that can start to match the scale of the crisis now gripping capitalism across the western world.

Paro hopes its value shines though once it starts to match freelance financial professionals with companies.