Sentence examples for a simple starting point from inspiring English sources
From such a simple starting point back in 2009, Enabling Enterprise has become one of the fastest growing social enterprises.
The Spanish anthem, the "Marcha Real," currently does not have any words, so at least they have a simple starting point.
A simple starting point is to assume that the distribution of X*|X ~ N αX, σ2).
Re-position Paradigms – A simple starting point is the realization that analytics is no longer the purview of the green eye-shade set, but is (or should be) a core organizational competency.
Trade done right has a simple starting point.
Because life is constrained to begin with a simple starting point (like bacteria), any diversity resulting from this start, by random walk, will have a skewed distribution and therefore be perceived to move in the direction of higher complexity.
"A very simple starting point, which very much appeals to me with the symphony orchestra, is it's the perfect typewriter where you have all the keys," he said.
It is a strong endorsement of the moral importance and the sovereignty of the individual, it expresses the refusal to treat people as interchangeable objects (things that may be traded off for each other), and it seems to provide a clear and simple starting point for our thinking about justice.
From that simple starting point, several meals can be created, from pasta adorned with gently cooked vegetables to a chicken, simmered and skimmed, cut up and served with a fresh salsa verde.
The recent Millennium Development Goal Call for Action by Prime Minister Gordon Brown stems from this simple starting point.
The simplest starting point is to invest in your employer's 401(k) plan, points out Ramit Sethi in his New York Times best-seller, "I Will Teach You To Be Rich".
