Sentence examples for a new starting point from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

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

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".

The commercial success of the Salt Lake Games, he said, "takes away some of the uncertainty after Sept. 11; they give a new starting point to the market".

The next day he and Japan's prime minister, Yasuo Fukuda, signed a blueprint for ties that represented a "new starting-point", with regular top-level visits in future and both military and cultural exchanges.The latest freeze began in 1998, when Mr Hu's predecessor, Jiang Zemin, came to Tokyo demanding a lavish written apology for Japan's wartime past.