Sentence examples for a possible start of from inspiring English sources

The N.H.L. board of governors was expected to meet in New York by Tuesday to vote on the deal ahead of a possible start of training camps Wednesday.

Harpo and Sony Pictures Television will announce on Wednesday that they are creating a show for Mr. Berkus and that they will begin to test interest from local television stations for a possible start of "The Nate Berkus Show" next September.

Introduction: For a protein based drug including antibody based radiopharmaceuticals, a structural characterization is mandatory before any possible start of a clinical trial.

The discriminator nucleotide (the 3' dangling end) of this tRNA may be the first position of a possible start codon (TTG) for the gene ND3.

He had been sent ahead to rest for a possible start tonight in Game 6 of the American League Championship Series at Yankee Stadium.

The Yankees re-signed the veteran starter Freddy Garcia last month to a one-year deal to round out a possible starting five of C. C. Sabathia, Ivan Nova, A. J. Burnett and Phil Hughes.

The first alternative results from a radical new innovation as we know it from Schumpeter, while the second alternative is more in line with Kirznerian entrepreneurship, known in the literature as either the possible start of a regional path transplantation (Martin and Sunley, 2006) or a regional path formation (Tödtling and Trippl, 2013).

The Devils traded their captain, Jamie Langenbrunner, to the Dallas Stars for a conditional draft choice Friday morning, signaling the end of the Devils' hopes for this season and the possible start of a series of rebuilding moves by the N.H.L.'s last-place club.

That's fair enough, but his departure also signals the possible start of a shakeup in Google's product management ranks.

First week of December -- Possible start of an Oregon recount, which must be done by hand and could take at least three days.

If the exponential (i.e., linear in log scale) model is selected, it will signal the possible start of an epidemic outbreak.