Sentence examples for while it has begun from inspiring English sources

While it has begun to grow strongly as mobile carriers upgrade their networks to handle data, photo transmission and other uses, companies losing ground in North America may still prosper if they are gaining market share in China and Europe.

Literary scholar Mark Jones describes this effect as finding the poem is "over before it has begun", while according to writer Margaret Oliphant (1828 1897), Lucy "is dead before we so much as heard of her".

While “bags fly free” on Southwest, it has begun charging for other services such as minors traveling alone or passengers bringing small pets on board.

While the program is relatively new, it has begun to yield outcomes.

Hill seemed to have abjured such technique for a while; perhaps it had begun to seem facile or untrustworthy.

The hedge fund also noted that while Hess said it had begun looking for new directors last August, it was then that it named Samuel A. Nunn, a former United States senator from Georgia with no oil industry experience, to its board.

It was a career in politics that for a while seemed doomed soon after it had begun, not least because of his role in the devastating 1982 invasion of Lebanon – sold as a quick operation, but which would bog down Israeli soldiers for 18 years at terrible civilian cost.

The main difference between the two companies, analysts and portfolio managers say, is that Lowe's is growing rapidly while Home Depot has begun to cannibalize its sales when it opens American stores.

"It's 'Bring it on.' " While the revolution has begun, the old guard hangs in.

While Deutsche Bank has begun granting equity to its German executives, the practice is recent, even for Mr. Ackermann.

While Israel has begun investigations into alleged violations by its forces in the Gaza conflict, they are unlikely to be serious and objective.