Sentence examples for a starting point of from inspiring English sources

Our list is just a starting point, of course.

Real electricity and heat profiles are taken as a starting point of the studies.

Independence is thus a starting point of a new type of national struggle.

DIW based its analysis on a starting point of €250,000 ($315,000) of individual wealth.

When I wrote my fictional novels they always had a starting point of something real.

They provide a useful reference frame as well as a starting point of what may be possible in the future.

That, and a $51 cargo net, ballooned the price to $41,591 from a starting point of $35,315.

To reflect that, he increased the damages by about 20%, from a starting point of £75,000 to £90,000.

I for one am glad to be living in a time where "the earth as a starting point of reflection" is, well, almost a given.

Using a starting point of the 2000 season, the Yankees have, in recent history, struggled the 11 times they have faced first-time starters.

Rory McIlroy made one, with the Northern Irishman clawing back to level par from a starting point of plus three by the time he reached the 13th tee.