Sentence examples for a process that starts from inspiring English sources

It's catchy and makes a nice headline, but all too easily it can become the first stage in a process that starts in hype and ends in underachievement.

This is one reason I've never attempted my mother's chicken soup, a process that starts with raw chicken and giblets and eventually involves peeling and cutting a turnip.

The chemistry is complex, and it may be baffling for a jury to hear about a process that starts out involving sugar but ends up lacking it.

"You find in most of the people who apply, this is a process that starts several years in advance," said Cmdr.

We ran across an article in Vogue telling everybody how to relax - a process that starts out by getting flat on your back on the floor with no clothes on.

Many of the genes for brain development are involved in patterning and building the cortex, a process that starts in the first trimester of fetal life when brain cells, or neurons, are born in a region lining the cerebral cavity.

Most researchers have assumed that the virus enters host cells through fusion between the cell's plasma membrane and the virus's envelope--a process that starts when a virus protein called G latches onto a host receptor called ephrinB2.

When PC maker Gateway closed a deal to acquire privately held competitor eMachines earlier this month, it ended a process that started more than a year ago and that might have ended very differently.

Missile defense sites sprang up around the Persian Gulf, continuing a process that started under President Bush.

But it is clear that globalisation is not simply a process that started in the last two decades or even the last two centuries.

The deal would go a long way toward unwinding the business holdings of the Pritzkers, a process that started in 2001.