Sentence examples for Good groundwork from inspiring English sources

Good groundwork is essential for any public sector project involving the internet of things.

"I think we have potential and we've laid a really good groundwork here in training camp," Faneca said.

Setting good groundwork.

But in all cases a good groundwork from you is expected and a full disclosure is welcomed.

By the time Mr Blair became Labour's leader in 1994, a good deal of the groundwork had already been done.

Schools ultimately deliver academic success, the Finns would agree - and there has been intense worldwide interest in how they manage it (see below) – but they would also argue that groundwork for good school performance begins earlier, long before children enter formal school, and arguably while their future pupils are still in nappies.

I think if [we did a good job laying the groundwork] this coming season, he would be a fantastic boss.

Remember, although it can be uncomfortable to start this conversation, it's a great opportunity to set the groundwork for good communication.

"Mad Men's" often good at laying the groundwork for future developments right in front of our faces without us noticing it -- except when it isn't, as was the case with Lane's rather hastily arranged venture into financial chicanery last season, which was one of the show's clumsier set-ups.

Absorb a couple of hundred "Law and Order" episodes, and you just may lay the groundwork for becoming a good defense attorney.

Presentations are more crucial than ever, said Kate Greenwood, a partner, during a lunch break, because they are a way to both unveil designs and lay the groundwork for a good working relationship.