"Now we have a starting point from which to proceed," he said.
Bio-inspiration is a starting point from which to design engineering products by learning the secrets of living creatures.
These students are also disproportionately concentrated in the lowest levels of remedial math, a starting point from which they have virtually no chance of earning a degree.
These parallel activities define his specific approach to his projects, in with professional demands serve as a starting point from which to research and propose new architectural directions.
But sure enough, it looks as if Republicans have taken the offer as a sign of weakness, as a starting point from which they can bargain Obama down.
The DoJ will use this publicly available information as a starting point from which to contact local authorities, including police departments, medical examiners and other criminal justice departments.
But, she says, there was an acceptance among scientists that they were good enough as a starting point from which to push for improvements later.
We agree with petitioners that an essential condition in cases of this type is the establishment, with reasonable certainty, of an opening net worth, to serve as a starting point from which to calculate future increases in the taxpayer's assets.
The potential benefits of such endeavor, however, clearly outweigh the problems, as only such kind of multi-modal human brain atlas may provide a starting point from which the complex relationships between structure, function, and connectivity may be explored.
Archaeological and paleogeographic evidence suggests that Northeast Asia (Western Beringia) was a starting point from which prehistoric man began to explore the Western Hemisphere via the Bering Land Bridge.
What was the intent of the content?" These may be questions, not answers, but they're a starting point from which to determine the appropriate balance between free speech and protection from harassment.
