Sentence examples for there are beginning from inspiring English sources

Missouri has only 11 bridges with a design similar to the one in Minneapolis, but Pennsylvania has about 55, and inspectors there are beginning with the 17 or so that are rated as "structurally deficient," hoping to get through them by the end of August.

In Cincinnati, there are beginning to be grudging signs of success.

But there are beginning to be chinks in the "no-pay" armour, led by better-targeted services like Apple's iTunes and paid-for iPhone apps.

"There are beginning to be relatively small-scale gardening operations that are running up against the constraints of the current code," Ms. Rodgers wrote in a recent memo to city officials.

But there are beginning to be hopeless underdogs: unpretty, sarcastic Madge, who, as a manicurist, deals with dishpan hands; a moronic young housewife who can scarcely articulate what she is shopping for; the emphasis on cold-water products, with actors who look as though they knew about life in cold-water flats.

Even so, Johnette Howard, in her warm and richly reported book "The Rivals," relates a dream Navratilova had about Evert that those who study rivalries (there are beginning to be researchers who do) might want to consider for a conference panel: "She was playing Evert from a deep valley, and she kept having to scramble uphill, hit a shot, then chase Evert's return down into the abyss again".

But the rigidity that was once there is beginning to ease, and that is a good thing.

Enthusiasm is strongest in the US, but also high in the UK, Europe and Australia, and there is beginning to be more interest from Asian markets, he said. .

But while there is beginning to be small signs of progress, the work has really just begun.

There is beginning interest, since many middle-income countries are setting up HTA agencies, but technical capacity will be a limiting factor.

The first substantial cultiviation there was begun in 1946 by a group of 20 French families.