Sentence examples for a new start point from inspiring English sources

This study may represent a new start point for the future development of improved anti-AIV agents.

Once the slice is defined, a new start point is selected randomly within the slice, and the process is repeated for the next dimension.

But he took the diagnoses as a challenge, a new starting point.

Mr Obama should set out his own map and make this a new starting point.

Government officials praised the film, calling it "a new starting point to China's new century".

"Now a master's will be a new starting point," Ms. Wilson said.

"Today, Xinjiang is standing at a new starting point for development … A brighter future beckons".

A workshop at the National Theatre Studio with actors led to a new starting point and the show was scheduled.

This would give deep-pocketed investors a new starting point that has not been available in the past.

The outline for an immigration overhaul unveiled by Democratic senators this week lays down a new starting point for any national debate: tough immigration enforcement.

The President now has a new starting point for negotiations, Lizza says, and "we've got to wait to see how this plays out".