Sentence examples for a key start from inspiring English sources

It's a key start for Farrell.

If your machine only has a key start, do not expect it to start the first time.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION WON'T HAPPEN IN 2011 People who think big about the future of California agree that fundamental political change is a key starting point.

Franke and his wife penned a book called Doping: From Research to Deceit, which was seen as a key starting point in the lengthy process that led to the current unified German government offering €10.5m (£7.1m) in compensation to the victims of the last major state-run doping regime.

These compounds revealed little to no toxicity against mammalian NIH-3T3 fibroblasts and provide a key starting point for further drug development with this class of compound.

Of course, Google has already been using Gmail as a key starting point for your social graph for a while now, even if you didn't realize it.

With our enormous scale this should make us the partner of choice for publishers and bring users back for more as a key starting point.

It is impossible to find Open resources for scientific bibliography but we believe that in a year's time, readers can look back and see this as a key starting point.

Shikimic acid is a high valued compound used as a key starting material for the synthesis of the neuramidase inhibitor GS4104, which was developed under the name Tamiflu® for treatment of antiviral infections.

In general, a coherent fault taxonomy is a key starting point for providing techniques and methods for assessing the quality of software and in particular of component-based systems.

With this method cars behave the same as if a key started it.