Sentence examples for starting to track from inspiring English sources

Firms are starting to track reps much more closely, usually to their dismay.

The new Fed program is also intended to support the nascent housing recovery, where sales volumes and purchase prices are starting to track back upward six years after the housing bubble started to collapse.

Katja Dillman, a transportation policy adviser for Portland's mayor, Sam Adams, said that the city was starting to track parking violations by type to determine whether and how often drivers of gasoline-powered cars parked illegally in spots reserved for electric vehicles.

I am now starting to track down ministers and officers.

We'll be starting to track the data in September this year".

Plus, with Facebook starting to track our real-time location, and hear what we're listening to or watching, it's collecting context about what we're doing at any given moment and therefore what ads we might want to see.

In November, Nielsen started to track "1 vs. 100" play and ad views.

This letter disabused me of any pretensions I may have had and I started to track down the missing reference".

Consumer confidence in October fell to the lowest level since Nationwide Building Society, a lender, started to track the sentiment in an index in 2004.

But some clinics have started to track less obvious variables too, such as how soon after surgery patients get back to work.

City officials have started to track the problem more closely, said Nick Sbordone, a spokesman for the city's Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications.